Jewish Heritage of Bucharest Tour

Overview

Highlights

• The History Museum of the Romanian Jews (The Holy Union Temple) – built in 1836 as a place of worship and today housing amazing exhibits that display the history of the Jewish community
• The Great Polish Synagogue - a major landmark of the Jewish Quarter with a remarkable interior bringing together the style and color of Baroque and Rococo
• Jewish State Theatre - the oldest Yiddish-language theatre with uninterrupted activity in the world and it dates back to the last decade of the 19th century
• The Holocaust Monument – a painful reminder of the Holocaust in Romania and the fall of a remarkable community

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