Jewish Museum of Thessaloniki
| Agiou Mina 13, Thessaloniki |
5 oranları
7.20/10.00 |
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+30 231 025 0406 |
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Lukas W (01.11.2017 18:42)
Worth it. I warmly advise you to step in.
Worth it. I warmly advise you to step in.
נועה הרמן (13.10.2017 09:43)
Very interesting
Very interesting
shlomo glantz (13.08.2017 04:23)
Unique experience about important history of the city
Unique experience about important history of the city
Marc Adjami (18.02.2017 10:56)
I have visited many museums about the Jewish people and this was the worst one. One sided portrayal of Jewish people in the city. Jews are not all benevolent, distinguished and good even though many are. At least greek and roman museums show conquests and brutal leaders alongside great accomplishments in art, engineering, etc.
I have visited many museums about the Jewish people and this was the worst one. One sided portrayal of Jewish people in the city. Jews are not all benevolent, distinguished and good even though many are. At least greek and roman museums show conquests and brutal leaders alongside great accomplishments in art, engineering, etc.
Bruno Falce (30.11.2016 11:37)
Surprisingly enough you'll only be able to visit this museum depending on what country you come from! Yes you heard me!
The so called "security man" who seems to be a chimney not even said "good morning" and of course went straight to be point "where are you from?"
It was a surprise and I said it didn't matter because I was coming to visit the museum and so right there I was informed I would not be allowed in to the museum if I didn't say where I was from...pathetic!
5€ to be faced with non professionals workers who seem to be sucking blood from a living organism.
It took me about 10min to see everything (I sincerely would've gathered much more info on the internet than at the "museum" itself).
Not worth the visit.
Surprisingly enough you'll only be able to visit this museum depending on what country you come from! Yes you heard me!
The so called "security man" who seems to be a chimney not even said "good morning" and of course went straight to be point "where are you from?"
It was a surprise and I said it didn't matter because I was coming to visit the museum and so right there I was informed I would not be allowed in to the museum if I didn't say where I was from...pathetic!
5€ to be faced with non professionals workers who seem to be sucking blood from a living organism.
It took me about 10min to see everything (I sincerely would've gathered much more info on the internet than at the "museum" itself).
Not worth the visit.
