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    South African Jewish Museum
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    Skip the Line: South African Jewish Museum Admission Ticket

    3.7(3 reviews)
    By SA City Pass

    Product code 48769P6

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    From ZAR 300

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    3.7 rating from 3 reviewsMobile tickets

    Dates

    Jul 31, 2026 to Mar 31, 2027

    Travelers

    Infant ages 0-3, Child ages 4-17, Adult ages 18-99

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    Skip the Line: South African Jewish Museum Admission Ticket

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    Duration

    30 minutes to 2 hours

    Ticket type

    Mobile Only

    Languages

    English

    Confirmation

    Instant

    Time zone

    Africa/Johannesburg

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    Take a journey back to the early roots of the South African Jewish community with interactive displays, audio-visual presentations and rare and fascinating artefacts. Marvel at the modern architecture of the museum itself, the contents of which mirror the fusion between the past and present. Take note of the museum’s notable drawbridge feature, connecting the Old Synagogue to the new museum building, which symbolises a ship’s gangway along which immigrants would have been expected to walk. Don’t miss an opportunity to view the world’s finest collections of Netsuke

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