Beth Zedek Museum

Beth Zedek Museum is located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The museum is the fifth largest museum in the United States that houses a collection of Jewish art. The museum opened in 1965 when renowned Jewish historian Dr. Cecil Roat purchased an extensive collection of Jewish artifacts and placed them in a Jewish community building.

The collection is represented by more than a thousand ceremonial relics and objects of Jewish life and life. Among the exhibits of the museum are the rarest toras made of silver, antiquities collected from around the world, ancient Esther scrolls, objects of Shabbat, Easter and celebrations of tabernacles.

The museum is mainly visited by members of the Jewish community, as well as religiously curious people. Visitors come to this place from all over the world to see all the luxury and richness of the spiritual world of Judaism.