Daniel O

Situated behind an unassuming door, and then another door, a stairwell and another door in an apartment building - we almost missed it altogether. It is a very dated and worn museum in need of a benefactor to spruce it up and revise it to 2022. The displays cover an intriguing history of a Jewish community that existed in this corner of Europe for 2000 years, although it recent years has shrunk to only a couple thousand individuals. It doubles as an archive, where active research is also happening, and all their documents are being digitized. Worth a visit for Jewish history aficionados- but just know what to expect.