Explore the Historic Eldridge Street Synagogue
 
Museum at Eldridge Street
 
 
Join us for a guided tour of the magnificently restored Eldridge Street Synagogue, a journey through the history of New York City & the Lower East Side's Jewish immigrant community.
Take A Guided Tour of the Eldridge Street Synagogue
 
Hours & Admissions for Synagogue Tours
The Museum can only be seen by guided tour.

Times
We are open to the public Sunday through Thursday from 10am to 4pm.
Tours are offered on the half hour (10, 10:30, 11, 11:30, etc.). The first tour is at 10am, the last tour begins at 3 pm. Tours last 1 hour.

Free Monday Mornings at Eldridge Street!
Enjoy a free tour on Monday mornings from 10am to Noon. For individuals or groups of less than 6.

Tickets
Adults: $10
Students & Seniors (62+): $8
Children 5-18: $6
Children under 5: Free
Free tours on Mondays: from 10 am to Noon; for individuals or groups of less than 6 only.

Purchase your ticket at the Museum gift shop on the day of your visit.

Advance reservations required for groups of 10 or more.

Access
The Museum is Wheelchair Accessible All public areas of the Museum at Eldridge Street are wheelchair accessible.

 
groups
Planning a visit for 10 or more people? Book a tour with us! The Museum at Eldridge Street welcomes groups of all ages, backgrounds and abilities.

K-12 students or confirmation classes: visit school programs for more information.

Admissions for Groups
Adults: $10
Students & Seniors (62+): $8
Children (5-18): $6

Advance Reservations
To ensure the high quality of your visit, we require reservations for groups. Submitting this form is not a confirmation of your reservation. Upon receipt of the application, we will contact you to either confirm or reschedule your tour.

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3. Scheduling
Tours last 75 minutes and can take place Sundays to Thursday between the hours of 10am & 4pm. All tours must be booked at least 3 weeks in advance.

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6. Submit Request
Submitting a request for a particular date and time is not a confirmation of your reservation. Upon receipt of the application, a Visitor Services representative will contact you to either confirm or reschedule your tour.

 
Family Tours of the Eldridge Street Synagogue

Preservation Detectives Tour
Every Sunday at 1:00 pm.

Uncover the story of the synagogue's 19th-century immigrant founders in the building's floorboards, murals, and brilliant stained-glass windows. Tours include conversations and art activities inspired by participants' discoveries and the history and architecture of the synagogue.

Preservation Detectives focuses on a different theme each month:

February: Synagogue Sleuths
Design a unique three-dimensional community space.

March: Heroes & Villains
Be a part of action-packed storytelling based on Jewish folk tales and holidays. Craft a mask and decide what role you want to play.

April: Passover Scavenger Hunt
Search for holiday clues in the main sanctuary. Design a one-of-a-kind goblet to commemorate the quest for freedom which led many immigrants to the Lower East Side.

May: Artisan Guild
Join the Eldridge Street Guild and learn about the art of stained-glass design in our brilliant sanctuary, and create your own window decoration.

June: Time Travel
Don a costume like it's 1909, get your portrait taken, and follow in the footsteps of our immigrant ancestors.

Hours & Admissions
$15 per family. Purchase tickets at the Museum's gift shop on the day of your visit.
Recommended for children ages 5-10

Advance reservations required for groups of 10 or more.

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