Jewish Museum

Judiska museet

This 17th-century building was an auction chamber until it became Stockholm's first synagogue from 1795 to 1870; the year when Jews got full civil rights, and the Great Synagogue was inaugurated. The building has among other things been used as a police station, until the Jewish Museum (on different premises since 1992) moved into the building in 2019.

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Address

Själagårdsgatan 19

Website

judiskamuseet.se (opens in a new tab)