The first sections of the museum focus on the history of the Jews in Florence down the centuries and their relationship with the city. Then there are various objects and furnishings used for worship in the home, the most significant ones for illustrating important feasts and moments in life. The last room contains exhibits of photographic and archive documents that shed light on the life of the Florentine Jews. The admission ticket also includes entry to the Synagogue on the ground floor.
Museo Ebraico e Sinagoga
Via Luigi Carlo Farini, 6, 50121 Firenze FI, Italia
Sidewalk connected to the street level and the main access that does not show any particular difficulties. In case the wheelchair is a big model and does not go through the metal detector, it is possible to enter the main gate by car, but it is necessary to inform the reception.
The Synagogue and the first floor of the museum are completely accessible to visitors with motor disabilities. The second floor of the museum is partially accessible. An elevator and disabled toilets are available.
