Category: Museums

Jewish Military Museum

The Jewish Military Museum is a treasure chest bursting with a fascinating mix of history and memorabilia, belonging to British Jewish Servicemen and Women, who fought and often lost their lives serving their country at war.

Filled with stories, documentation and pictorial history as well as some rare military artefacts, the museum offers a journey through time, telling stories of the courage and heroism of British Jews who served in the army, navy, air force, chaplaincy (rabbis) and of course the firemen, nurses and other volunteers.

Last entrance is 30 minutes before closing.

Admission charges:

Adults: £7.50*
Concessions: £6.50*
Child (5-16): £3.50
Family ticket: £18 for two adults and up to four children
Museum Friends and Under 5s: Free

*Prices include voluntary donation for Gift Aid purposes.

Admission is free to the Welcome Gallery, museum shop and café.

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Contact Details

Address: 129-131 Albert Street NW1 7NB

Phone: 020 8201 5656

Website: http://www.jewishmuseum.org.uk/

Email: visit@thejmm.org.uk

Get there by bus: 183 or 240 bus

Get there by tube/train: Northern Line to Golders Green

Wheelchair Access: Yes

Additional Information: Wheelchair access to all public areas Accessible lift serving all floors of the Jewish Museum London Accessible lavatories are available on most floors A wheelchair which can be booked for use within the Museum Services available for visitors with hearing impairments: Transcripts for unsubtitled audio are available upon request from the Jewish Museum shop. We can only provide them for the permanent film in the Welcome Gallery and not for temporary exhibits. An induction loop runs through the Welcome Gallery, Auditorium and permanent gallery spaces. Users should switch their hearing aid to T mode and as they approach sound coming through in-built speakers it will pick up the amplification. Carers are admitted free. Access for guide dogs is allowed in all areas of the gallery

Additional Information:

Wheelchair access to all public areas

Accessible lift serving all floors of the Jewish Museum London
Accessible lavatories are available on most floors
A wheelchair which can be booked for use within the Museum

Services available for visitors with hearing impairments:

Transcripts for unsubtitled audio are available upon request from the Jewish Museum shop. We can only provide them for the permanent film in the Welcome Gallery and not for temporary exhibits.
An induction loop runs through the Welcome Gallery, Auditorium and permanent gallery spaces. Users should switch their hearing aid to T mode and as they approach sound coming through in-built speakers it will pick up the amplification.

Carers are admitted free.

Access for guide dogs is allowed in all areas of the gallery

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