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Til minne om Kong Harald

Det er med stor sorg og i dyp respekt vi har mottatt budskapet om Kong Haralds bortgang. Med dette har Norge mistet en dypt respektert og elsket konge. 

 

Kong Harald var konge for alle nordmenn, og for alle med tilknytning til Norge. Gjennom hele sitt liv og virke var han en forkjemper for inkludering, medmenneskelighet og gjensidig respekt mellom ulike kulturer og ulike folkegrupper. Det er vanskelig å overdrive betydningen dette har hatt for utviklingen av det moderne Norge. 

 

For det jødiske samfunnet i Trondheim vil Kong Harald alltid huskes for sitt klare moralske lederskap, enten det gjaldt Norges historie knyttet til deportasjonen av jøder under 2. verdenskrig, fordømmelse av terror, hat og rasime, eller støtte når det var vanskelig og betydde mest som etter terrorhandlingene 7. oktober 2023. 

 

Her i Trondheim hadde vi den store glede og ære å motta Kongen i forbindelse med 100 årsmarkeringen for Det jødiske samfunn i Trondheim i 2025. 

 

Det er med ærbødighet og i dyp respekt vi lyser fred over Kong Haralds gode minne. 

Welcome to the Jewish Museum Trondheim

Explore the rich Norwegian-Jewish history in the Nordenfjeldske Norway through our exhibitions, events and research projects.

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About JMT

Jewish Museum Trondheim is dedicated to researching, communicating and preserving Norwegian-Jewish history in the Nordic mountains of Norway. Explore our history and goals, and see how we work to be a central competence and resource center for Norwegian-Jewish culture.

Practical information

Plan your visit to the Jewish Museum Trondheim. Here you will find details about tickets, directions, availability and anything else you may be wondering before you arrive.

Opening hours

Low season (September 1 – May 31)

  • Tue–Thu: 12:00–15:00

  • Sunday: 12:00–16:00

High season (June 1 – August 31)

  • Mon–Fri: 10:00–16:00

  • Sunday: 12:00–16:00

(Closed some days – see News and Updates for details)

Tickets and prices
  • Adults: 120,-

  • Honorarium: 70,-

  • Students: 70,-

  • Youth 11-17 years: 70,-

  • Children 0-10 years: Free

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News and updates

The Synagogue in Trondheim February 2024

Stay up to date with the latest news from the museum! Read here for information about upcoming lectures, exhibitions, Culture Night, Jewish Culture Festival and other exciting events.

Museet holder stengt torsdag 20. august / The museum will be closed on 20 August
Stengt museum 20.08. – Museum closed 20 August

August 19, 2026 at 1:50:00 PM

The synagogue in Trondheim 1925

Experiences

Discover exhibitions, learning resources, city walks, stumbling blocks, family tours and everything else that gives you a unique entrance to Jewish history and culture.

Exhibitions

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Learning and teaching

Participation in our educational programs provides a deeper understanding of our heritage.

Guided tour and city walk

Tours and city walks that take you on a journey through history.

Collections

Discover exhibitions, learning resources, city walks, walking tours, family tours, and more that give you a unique introduction to Jewish history and culture. Explore here.

Klein farm in Olav Trygvassons gate

Collection management

How we manage our collections

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The image of the digital exhibition Take Me Back

Research

Discover exhibitions, learning resources, city walks, stumbling blocks, family tours and everything else that gives you a unique introduction to Jewish history and culture. Read more here.

Research projects

Behind every object lies a question

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Cooperation

Knowledge grows between us

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