The permanent exhibition takes you through 2000 years of German-Jewish history in 14 steps. The museum always holds topical special exhibitions. Also the the building itself is quite striking and impressive with its architectural design. Already before the museum opened its doors to the public in 2001, the still empty newly constructed building by Daniel Libeskind attracted spectators and is widely regarded as one of Germany's most spectular museum building with its outstanding forms. You can still feel this attraction is the 2007 addition of an atrium.
Address
Jewish Museum
Lindenstraße 9-1410969 Berlin
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Approach: Driving
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Map
Business hours
- Monday : 10:00 am - 10.00 pm
- Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 am - 08:00 am
Important information
- Ticket Prices: 8,00 euro, discount ticket at 3,00, children up to 6 years free
- Barrier Free: Nearly the entire museum is fit for wheelchair access. Film-presentation of the museum for hearing-impaired visitors.
- Audio Guides: German, English, French, Spanish, Italian, Spanish, Hebrew, Russian and Japanese
- Parking: Available at cost.
- Gastronomy: The museum restaurant Schmus offers its guests a selection of traditional Jewish cuisine. Though not "kosher" in the traditional sense, pork, seafood and crustations are not used in their creations. The restaurant is not only open to museum visitors but also the general public.
