Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum

The 1927 Ohel Moshe Synagogue and the museum of over 4,000 m² built around it in 2020. It tells how some 20,000 Jewish refugees from Europe reached Shanghai and how, from February 1943, the 'stateless refugees' were confined to a designated area of Hongkou — with a wall of 18,578 researched names. For European and North American visitors this is the most personally connected museum in the city, and one of the easiest to visit: a real official website in English, posted holiday hours, an on-site ticket desk that accepts passports, and a ¥20 ticket.