- Jewish Museum - Any trip to Amsterdam should include a visit to the Jewish Museum. This museum, housed in four monumental synagogues, offers a unique look at Jewish life in the Netherlands past and present in all its complexity. The museum has a large multimedia collection ranging from paintings to films and from everyday objects to 3D presentations and always offers one or two temporary exhibitions.
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- Champagne at Gassan Diamonds
- Guided tour at Gassan Diamonds
- Audio tour at Jewish Cultural Quarter
- Guided tour of the Jewish Cultural Quarter
Explore the historic Jewish district of Amsterdam, defined by magnificent synagogues, eye-catching structures, and awe-inspiring memorials that shape the cityscape. Nestled within less than half a square mile is the Jewish Cultural Quarter, home to iconic establishments. You have the opportunity to step back into the 17th century at the Portuguese Synagogue or discover more about Jewish traditions and history at the Jewish Museum and Jewish Museum junior.
Gassan Diamonds, a family-run business, finds its home in an old steam-powered diamond factory at the heart of Amsterdam. During your guided tour, polyglot staff will unpack the different phases of diamond polishing for you. Watch master artisans as they turn the most valuable crystal in the world into sparkling, ready-to-wear jewels.
On presenting your Jewish Cultural Quarter combination ticket, you will be gifted a glass of champagne during your tour.
- Please note, the Portuguese Synagogue is closed on Saturdays and Jewish holidays. Please check opening hours here https://jck.nl/en/page/opening-hours
- The chosen timeslot applies to a visit that starts at either the Portuguese Synagogue or the Jewish Museum. The other locations of the Jewish Cultural Quarter can be visited within one month. The guided tour at Gassan Diamonds is available every day from 9.00-16.30, without a reservation.
- The National Holocaust Museum and National Holocaust Memorial (Hollandsche Schouwburg) are currently closed for reconstruction. Both locations are expected to re-open in 2023.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.