The Jewish Museum features unique objects and
settings with links to the religion, tradition and history of Jews in Sweden.

This museum explores Swedish Jewry since 1774, through Holocaust and Raoul Wallenberg (a Swedish Oscar Schindler of sorts) to Torah silverware, ceremonial Passover items, wince-inducing circumcision knives, and a seven-branched candlestick looted from Jerusalem by the Romans in AD 70.