Ośrodek żydowski w Trondheim

The Trondheim Jewish Center is a unique venue that combines the functions of a museum and a synagogue. It is housed in a historic building that was originally Trondheim's first train station dating back to 1864, and was converted into an Orthodox synagogue in 1925.

The museum presents the fascinating history of the Jewish community in Norway from the 19th century to the present, with a special focus on the difficult period of World War II. The exhibits are carefully organized and packed with information, creating an engaging and emotional experience for visitors.

It is the perfect place for lovers of history, culture and anthropology.