in detail
Its exhibitions and permanent collection, educational activities, and diverse programme of events make the museum a vibrant centre of German-Jewish history and culture. It is dedicated to serving as a forum for research, discussion, and the exchange of ideas – as a museum for everyone: young and old, Germans and non-Germans, Jews and non-Jews.
The museum’s permanent historical exhibition extends over 3,000 square metres and invites visitors to journey through two millennia of German-Jewish history. Its depictions of 13 historical periods from the Middle Ages to the present paint a vivid portrait of German-Jewish life. Artistic and everyday objects, photos and letters, interactive displays and media stations together convey the history of Jewish culture in Germany and show how tightly Jewish life and German history are interwoven.
Temporary exhibitions on cultural history, contemporary art installations, and special displays are a few of the ways in which the museum’s special exhibitions draw on a broad range of themes to complement the permanent historical exhibition.
Jüdisches Museum Berlin
Admission
Erwachsene : 5 EUR / ermäßigt : 2,50 EUR / Kinder bis zum 6. Lebensjahr : frei / Familienticket (zwei Erwachsene, bis zu vier Kinder): 10 EUR / Regular charge: 5 EUR /
Reduced charge (pupils, students, apprentices, welfare-recipients) : 2,50 EUR / Children under the age of six: free of charge / Family ticket (2 adults and up to 4 children): 10 EUR
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