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Jewish Children’s Museum.

Worth it, says Antonina. The museum’s dedication to fostering understanding and tolerance among diverse communities earns it a spot on our list of the best museums in Brooklyn.

Antonina Pattiz
Antonina PattizI went myself · from my list Best museums in Brooklyn
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Everything I’ve written about Jewish Children’s Museum on New York Dearest, in one place. It’s on two of my lists, Best museums in Brooklyn for kids and Best museums in Brooklyn. Below you’ll find every list it’s on with what I wrote there. At the end, where it is and what’s near.

  1. Best museums in Brooklyn for kidsWorth it
  2. Best museums in BrooklynWorth it

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Two of my lists
Worth it, says Antonina. Been? Say if you agree.
Worth it

The Jewish Children’s Museum takes an interactive approach to educating kids about the importance of Jewish history and traditions.

What I wrote thereFold it away

The Jewish Children’s Museum takes an interactive approach to educating kids about the importance of Jewish history and traditions. Opened in 2004, this Brooklyn museum is one of the largest Jewish-themed children’s museums in the country and is open to families of all backgrounds.

Highlights include a miniature golf course (outlining biblical stories), a mock kosher supermarket and a climbable Noah’s Ark. The museum’s dedication to fostering understanding and tolerance among diverse communities earns it a spot on our list of the best museums in Brooklyn for children.

Read it on the list

    Best museums in Brooklyn

    No. 6 on that list
    Worth it

    Opened in 2004, this Brooklyn museum is one of the largest Jewish-themed children’s museums in the country and is open to families of all backgrounds.

    What I wrote thereFold it away

    The Jewish Children’s Museum takes an interactive approach to education kids about the importance of Jewish history and traditions. Opened in 2004, this Brooklyn museum is one of the largest Jewish-themed children’s museums in the country and is open to families of all backgrounds.

    Highlights include a miniature golf course (outlining biblical stories), a mock kosher supermarket and a climbable Noah’s Ark. The museum’s dedication to fostering understanding and tolerance among diverse communities earns it a spot on our list of the best museums in Brooklyn.

    Read it on the list

    Where it is, and what’s near

    Worth it, within a ten-minute walk
    Open it on my map
    Nearby, from my lists
    On The Best of New York

    I put Jewish Children’s Museum on two of my best lists.

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