JEWISH MUSEUM

Opened in 2001, the Jewish museum is one of the most popular museums featuring the social, political, and cultural history of the Jews who lived in Germany. The museum is also home to a permanent exhibition that showcases the life of the Jews in Germany through various artefacts. You can witness many artworks, documents, photographs, and videos dating back to the 1940s.

The Jewish Museum Berlin (Jüdisches Museum Berlin)’s striking zinc-framed outside makes it one of the most amazing places to see in Berlin. It was planned by draftsman Daniel Libeskind and was set up in 2001. The museum represents a long and tough history and battle of Jewish Germans.

The gallery likewise establishes a broad library and documents at the Academy of the Jewish Museum Berlin. There is a wide collection of projects available here. An assortment of alternatives of different themes is also available, alongside English language audio guides.

Highlights

• Admire the stunning contemporary architecture of the buildings which were designed by Liebeskind.
• Go on a guided tour along with a professional expert and immerse yourself in the history of the Jews and the issues they faced in Germany.
•  Look at many historical objects such as artwork, videos, and media stations that form a collection that depicts the lives of Jews.
• Visit all eight rooms in the permanent exhibition of the museum which showcases life from the middle ages to the present day.