Old Jewish house XVII - XVIII centuries

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Princess Umka

Level 3 Local Expert

Beautiful place

Александр Мина

Level 9 Local Expert

I advise you to visit. It's a hotel now, and the owner is a Muslim. But he respects Jews very much, and has kept several rooms and basements in their original form. Everything was left as it was 420 years ago. They conduct a small paid tour, they talk about the life of Jews of those years. Previously, 23,000 Jews lived in Bukhara, now there are only 200 of them left. It is good that there are people who preserve and cherish the memory of those times. The museum even has a piece of an old one (750 years old).The Torah is written on buckskin.

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ЗАРИНА Аминова

Level 3 Local Expert

Everything is beautiful and cozy here, too, there is a museum with photos... antique chests and doors. They make Jewish pilaf. They show a master class... the staff is nice and friendly.

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Назира Ибрагимова

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Today we were at the Jewish Museum, where it was very interesting, we were shown 2 ancient flight rooms, which are 420 and 250 years old. The advantages of this museum are located next to the synagogue

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Ольга К-на

Level 14 Local Expert

The museum is right in the hotel. Part of the house is a hotel, and the owner has preserved part of the house in its original form. I liked. I didn't regret coming in at all.

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Jaxongir Kudratov

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One of the best museums in Bukhara. Which shows and tells about the friendship of all peoples and religions . I think this is exactly what is missing in the world. This is the tolerance of the Uzbek people. This museum itself is a vivid example of how all nations and all religions can live in friendship and harmony. It is impressive that the owners of the Jewish museum are Muslims. And they are doing their best to preserve the centuries-old history of Bukhara Jews. For which I bow low to them .

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Thomas Shelby

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A very interesting place, ancient houses, interesting history, rooms that are 420 years old even without renovation. The best museum in Bukhara, I recommend

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Инкогнито 9771

Level 25 Local Expert

A place with a centuries-old history, a testimony to the life of generations of Bukhara Jews, where beautiful interiors have been preserved

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Vadim N

Level 6 Local Expert

Absolutely not worth the money. The entrance fee is 25,000, while in the basement there is a hall with photographs and several interior items of the Soviet period. There is 1 room upstairs, but if you were in the merchant's house museum, then there is nothing to see at all compared to this. Nothing in the interior is different, there is no hint that this is a Jewish house. The maximum time is 5 minutes.

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Alexander

Level 12 Local Expert

About nothing. The Finns learned something from them from any hmm... making a tourist attraction

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Шерзод Шодиев

Level 4 Local Expert

Just an unforgettable experience about this museum, thanks to the owner Otabek.

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Шахиня Муродова

Level 2 Local Expert

Very beautiful places inside the museum there are a lot of interesting and strange places

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Шерзод Сафаров

Level 3 Local Expert

A very interesting museum right on the old town in the Grand Nodirbek Hotel

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Sherzod T.

Level 2 Local Expert

There are just no words . How did they keep it all like this? There is a lot of information, and the staff is excellent.

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Сергей Носов

Level 13 Local Expert

Beautiful interesting informative

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Old Jewish house XVII - XVIII centuries

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