Sydney Jewish Museum is closed to the general public for redevelopment. We remain open for school excursions and corporate groups.
Take your interest in history to a deeper level. We are leading a meaningful tour of key Jewish and Holocaust sites in Berlin, Warsaw, Lublin, Lodz and Krakow, with expert educator, Sandy Hollis.
We are entering an exciting new chapter and are looking for passionate individuals to join our guiding team and be part of this transformation. Our next guide course commences in February 2026.
We offer two-hour, three-hour and full day excursions that include talks from Holocaust survivors, a guided tour of the Museum and curriculum-linked workshops covering a range of topics including History, English, Studies of Religion, Legal Studies and more.
For Primary School students, we offer engaging excursions that include age-appropriate talks from Holocaust survivors, a guided tour of the Museum and curriculum-linked workshops with expert educators covering a range of topics including migration, human rights, Judaism and the Holocaust.
Hearing a Holocaust survivor tell their story of survival is a moving experience. Their reflections on resilience, loss and rebuilding their lives can teach us so much about how to navigate the world and our shared humanity.
Scroll through and engage with countless stories we hold within our museum collection and from past exhibitions.
This virtual tour of our past exhibition, Jews from Islamic Lands, will let you trace the lives of Jews living in the Middle East, Asia Minor, North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula from ancient times.
In our collection, we have more than 15,000 artefacts and over 1,000 oral histories and testimonies. We invite you to explore our collection online.
We are proud to share a powerful new resource developed by our team of Educators, Historians and Curators. This is an important project aimed at addressing a pressing issue – the rise of hatred against Jewish people in Australia and across the globe.
For this reason, we created an online platform that contains a thorough, research-based exploration of the history of antisemitism, how it manifests in contemporary society, and practical strategies to combat it.
We hope that having this as a resource, you will feel equipped and empowered to notice, question and stand up to hate when you see or hear it.
Visit this resource to see how we are doing more to promote tolerance and understanding, and share it with your friends and family, too.
Visit Antisemitism ResourceThe Sydney Jewish Museum is dedicated to preserving the history of the Holocaust, sharing the life stories and messages of survivors, and commemorating the victims. By keeping the memory of the Holocaust alive, we ensure that future generations learn from the past.
Our mission is realised through a range of impactful activities: delivering educational programs to students and professionals, preserving invaluable artefacts, presenting compelling exhibitions, and hosting cultural and commemorative events. The work we do and the stories we share inspire respect, inclusivity, empathy, and a commitment to human rights.
Like all museums, we can’t thrive on membership and entry fees alone. We receive no government funding for our operational needs, making community support crucial. Your contributions are vital to ensuring we can continue our important work and uphold the legacy of Holocaust survivors. Please consider supporting us today. Together, we can make a difference.

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