A very harrowing museum of man's inhumanity to man. When we visited, the guide was a survivor of a camp which brought the horror of it all so close. Will people ever learn from history.

This is an amazing museum to visit. Both confronting and moving, it is a reminder of the horrors of war and the importance of peace and of acceptance and celebration of difference. Take some tissues.

If you find jewish history fascinating this is a must see. Tremendous insight into history of a much miligned people.

A lovely museum that initially lays out the history of the Jews and the basics of the religious practice. It then tells the story of Jewish history in Australia (including the fact that this may be the only country in the world that knows for sure the date and name of the first Jewish resident-- he was on the first... More

This is a very informative museum. I really like this kind of museum that explains the history of a religion. There is a huge one in Berlin as well but i prefered this one. It was more informative.

Wonderful museum very informative and interesting an educational experience. Shaped like a star of David and on several levels. Don't rush this museum you need to have time to have a good look around and take it all in. A must see.

The inside of this wonderful museum is shaped like the star of David. There are several levels and looking down from the top one can see the configuration of the star. Exhibits are of the history of the Jews as well as the Holocaust. It is an experience that is well worth the visit. Upon arriving we were greeted by... More

A visit to the Jewish museum will have a lasting effect. From the moment you enter and see the shoes and meet the guides who have first hand experience of being in a concentration camp and losing their loved ones. An educational experience for the whole famioly

Beautifully maintained museum full of artifacts from the Holocaust. We had an extremely friendly and informative guide from Canada. Upon arrival we heard from a Holocaust survivor who was so full of life and passion...truly inspirational. I am not Jewish and fully enjoyed my time at the Sydney Jewish Museum