Jewish Museum Berlin: Impressive Journey Through History and Culture

The Jewish Museum Berlin, an architectural masterpiece by the renowned architect Daniel Libeskind, takes you on an exceptional discovery journey. Its slanted walls, sharp angles, and expansive voids form a visual metaphor for the Jewish history of Germany, accompanying you step by step through the museum.
The permanent exhibition "Jewish History and Present in Germany" provides a comprehensive overview of Jewish life from the early Middle Ages to today. A significant section of the exhibition is dedicated to the era of National Socialism and the period after World War II.
Between historical epochs, you dive into the diverse facets of Jewish culture: What is sacred in Judaism? How do we define Jewish art? How is Judaism practiced in modern society? Alongside valuable objects from the museum collection, such as everyday items and artworks, multimedia installations, and interactive stations make Jewish culture and history come alive.
The museum is located in the heart of the vibrant Berlin district of Kreuzberg, just a few minutes' walk from Checkpoint Charlie. Your JMB ticket also offers a special bonus: On the day of your museum visit and the following two days, you receive discounted admission to the nearby Berlinische Galerie, just five minutes' walk from the JMB.
Please remember to bring your headphones to fully utilize the multimedia offerings. Note that the museum closes daily at 7:00 PM and a visit typically lasts about two hours.
Book your tickets in Berlin and let the Jewish Museum Berlin take you on a unique journey through the history, culture, and present of Judaism in Germany. Discover the richness and diversity hidden in the exhibitions and collections, and be inspired by the narratives and experiences resonating within the walls of this iconic building. Experience history up close and explore Jewish culture in all its facets. It's more than a visit – it's an experience that will enrich and shape you.