Museum at Eldridge Street Ticket on the Lower East Side

Explore Jewish life and migration to Manhattan's Lower East Side at the Museum at Eldridge Street, housed in a restored National Historic Landmark. Take in the synagogue's grand Ark, windows, and green-tipped glass chandelier as you learn about the community's history.

• Explore special exhibits included with your admission
• Join an optional daily public tour to learn more about the museum

What's Included

• Museum admission
• Special exhibits
• Multilingual brochures
• Optional daily public tours

Important details

• All ages are welcome. Children ages 0–4 enter free, and children ages 0–17 must be accompanied by a paying adult.
• Age-based ticket categories are determined by official ID. Senior age eligibility is over 65.
• The museum is wheelchair-accessible.
• Pets are not permitted. Service animals require valid identification.
• All bags are inspected on arrival, and items may be refused. Check backpacks before entering the museum.
• Leave luggage, wheeled bags, bikes, e-bikes, scooters, and skateboards elsewhere; they are not permitted and cannot be checked.
• Do not bring outside food or drinks into the museum. Re-entry is not permitted after you leave.
• Photography involving people and a separate photographer, tripod, or other equipment requires a prior appointment.
• The museum is closed on Saturdays and major Jewish and national holidays. Opening hours and closure dates may change.
• One-hour guided tours are available on opening days from 10 AM to 4 PM, with the last Friday tour at 2 PM.
• Two-hour guided tours are offered on opening days at 11 AM and 2 PM, with an additional 1 PM tour on Mondays and Sundays.