The Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum is a museum commemorating the Jewish refugees who lived in Shanghai during World War II after fleeing …
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Jan 24, 2025
An interesting and enlightening exhibition that tells the little-known story of the tens of thousands of Jewish refugees who fled Germany and Austria on the eve of World War II and found refuge in Sh…Full review by Pioneer24959839917
Nov 14, 2024
The place is not spacious. There are staff members to lead the tour, making the already not-so-spacious space even more crowded and noisy, and this kind of memorial hall is just suitable for people t…Full review by Travel21028681445
Jul 21, 2024
Great explanation on Waves of immigration of Jews to Shanghai with great displays. Good for Middle school age and up. It has a small gift shop and cafe.Full review by Kifaro1
yes, you need to go back to the gate to get someone to open it for you. there is a selection of chinese and english books on the history of jews in china and on the stateless refugees. not …
yes, you need to go back to the gate to get someone to open it for you. there is a selection of chinese and english books on the history of jews in china and on the stateless refugees. not sure if they accept alipay or wechat pay, so bring cash.
How do you book volunteer tour and if you have the contact??
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Hi you don't need to have a tour guide to visit this historical place. This shows you how one man helped so many people to leave the horror of the Nazis in Europe. I took a cab to the …
Hi you don't need to have a tour guide to visit this historical place. This shows you how one man helped so many people to leave the horror of the Nazis in Europe. I took a cab to the museum which has audio guides and movies, then walked around the neighborhood and visited all the places mentioned in all the books on Shanghai. China is simply amazing in terms of fascinating discovery of thousand years of history, art, philosophy, sciences, medicine, ....The Chinese people are truly hospitable and kind and fun...
How far is the Jewish area from the cruiseport and how do we get there on our own?
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I am not sure how far the museum is from the cruise ship, but I am sure Google Maps could answer that. Taxi's are very inexpensive, and I would think it would be a pretty …
I am not sure how far the museum is from the cruise ship, but I am sure Google Maps could answer that. Taxi's are very inexpensive, and I would think it would be a pretty inexpensive cab ride. However, we didn't just visit the museum, we took a tour which I highly recommend. The museum is pretty small and the tour included the area around the museum and lots of history. I cannot post a URL here but look for shanghaijews one word. Inor
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