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Jew Town Fort Kochi

Jew Town, Anavathil, Kappalandimukku, Mattancherry, Kochi, Kerala 682002, India
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  • Place Types Art gallery
  • Address Jew Town, Anavathil, Kappalandimukku, Mattancherry, Kochi, Kerala 682002, India
  • Coordinate 9.9577169,76.260095
  • Website Unknown
  • Rating 4
  • Compound Code X756+32 Kochi, Kerala, India
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Jew Town Fort Kochi
Jew Town Fort Kochi
Jew Town Fort Kochi
Jew Town Fort Kochi
Jew Town Fort Kochi
Jew Town Fort Kochi
Jew Town Fort Kochi
Jew Town Fort Kochi
Jew Town Fort Kochi
Jew Town Fort Kochi
Reviews
Rajeev Chennattu (03/21/2021)
Great place to go browsing the streets and taking in some history. The breeze will help make the heat feel a less intense. People are generally pleasant and nice. Enjoyed the galleries, antique stores and the lakeside restaurant in Heritage Gallery. The synagogue and the Palace visits are the highlights.
Jishy Antony (05/11/2021)
Jew street is the slender road between Mattancherry Palace and the Pardesi Synagogue. It is well known for the antique shops&spices. colonial buildings lining on the two side of the road giving this place to a old world charm.
Nimisha Saxena (02/27/2021)
It is beautiful ❤ufe0fnThe designs , paintings on the street walls , road structure , the shops ... everything is pretty.nI would like to tell the tourists , that you should visit the place , but the costs of things are very high for you. So yes , tourists must take care of the prices.nRest , it is a nice place to visit.nI visited in the morning.
Josephthomasc Chakkalakal (04/21/2021)
452 years old FUNCTIONING synagogue.nYou can find old colonial structure buildings.nnA few meters away another synagogue KADAVUMBAGA takes you to a Jewish presence which been in MALABAR more than 2000 yrs or perhaps Before the Birth of Jesus Christ.
Eldho V Paulose (05/25/2021)
Very nice place to visit,you will see old houses where jewish community lived and old spice merchants,antique shops,jewish cemetery.Vehicles are restricted there,Park your vehicle outside the street and walk to the end of the street that was a great experience,very clam and quite place to walk.at the end of the street you will see the jewish pardesi synagogue
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