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The synagogue is now a museum, offering some good exhibitions about the history of Jews in Rome. Pay attention to the Nazi sealing wax inside the door of the synagogue. The ticket is eight euros. The Jewish community here existed in the mid-16th century, but modern history is really inseparable from the Nazis.

The Jewish Museum of Rome is the Jewish history of the Roman Empire. From the early republics to the late empires, the reconstruction of archaeological achievements is exhibited. You can see the three-dimensional model of ancient Rome, the two sides of the corridor relief gypsum, a total of about 125, but the museum only opens from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Roman Jewish Museum, located in the city of Rome, is a museum with the theme of Jewish history and Jewish culture in Rome. The museum is small and exquisite in classical style. There is a rental commentator for use.

The main exhibits are concentrated in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. As the capital of fascist forces in World War II, there are many works here.

It shows the Jewish civilization and social development in Rome. There are many exhibitions in it, because the place is big, so it won't be crowded.