The Jewish Museum Berlin is Europe's largest Jewish museum. The zigzag-shaped museum building by Daniel Libeskind translates German-Jewish history into an impressive architectural design language. The heart of the museum, the permanent exhibition, reopened in August 2020 after two years of renovation. With a different focus and new scenography, it conveys Jewish history, culture and the present in Germany. The chronological tour is supplemented by insights that approach diverse topics from a Jewish perspective. Is there a specifically Jewish art? What is the sound of Judaism? In addition to original objects, a variety of audiovisual media, virtual reality, art installations, interactive games and hands-on stations can be seen.
- Monday-Sunday 10:00 - 18:00
Last entry
5 pm
- 23. September 2025 closed
- 24. September 2025 closed
- 2. October 2025 closed
- 24. December closed
Lindenstraße 9-14, 10969 Berlin
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+49 (30) 25 99 33 00
Admission price 10,00 €
Admission to the core exhibition is free of charge for everyone. Except for certain temporary exhibitions, all other presentations in the Libeskind Building are also free.Admission to temporary exhibitions in our Old Building costs 10,00 € at the regular rate or 4,00 € at the reduced rate. Children and teenagers under 18 get in free, as do a few other visitor categories.
We recommend purchasing a time slot ticket in advance in our ticket shop. For spontaneous visitors, there are a few remaining tickets at the ticket desk.
Reduced price 4,00 €
Reduced admission for pupils, students, volunteers, unemployed persons (ALG I), severely disabled persons (at least 50 percent) - free admission for: - children and young people (under 18 years) - members of the Circle of Friends and Patrons of the Jewish Museum Berlin e. V. - holders of a berlinpass and recipients of transfer payments (ALG II, social assistance, basic security or asylum benefits) - upon presentation of proof. - Holders of a berlinpass and recipients of transfer benefits (ALG II, social welfare, basic security or benefits under the Asylum Seekers' Benefits Act) - upon presentation of proof - Persons accompanying severely disabled persons who are medically recognized as necessary - Members of the German Museums Association and ICOM members - Journalists
Exhibitions
Events
Jewish Museum Berlin
Access Kafka - Tour in Hebrew
As part of the exhibition Access Kafka (in German with translation into German Sign Language, DGS)
Lecture, talk
Jewish Museum Berlin
The Happy End of Access Kafka!
A Sunday with Kafka and Kippenberger to Mark the Final Week of the Exhibition (in German)
Lecture, talk, Miscellaneous
Jewish Museum Berlin
Access Kafka - Curator's tour
Public guided tour through the exhibition (in German)
Guided Tour
Jewish Museum Berlin
About fathers
Writing workshop with brunch and guided tour of the Access Kafka exhibition
Guided Tour, Workshop, Miscellaneous
Jewish Museum Berlin
Theft and no Restitution: The portrait of Walther Silberstein by Lovis Corinth (1923)
A Symposium with Musical Contributions on the Occasion of the Donation of the Painting and in Honor of Leo Hepner (in German)
Concert, Lecture, talk, Miscellaneous
Jewish Museum Berlin
May 8 or 9? - Jewish Perspectives
Public Guided Tour to Mark the 80th Anniversary of the End of the War (in German)
Guided Tour
Jewish Museum Berlin
Who Knows, Who Has Heard? The Story of the Search Bureau for Missing Relatives
Radio play and discussion with the authors Noam Brusilovsky and Ofer Waldman on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Europe from National Socialism (in German)
Lecture, talk
Jewish Museum Berlin
Joshua Cohen in Conversation
Part of the Exhibition Program for ‚Inventories: The Legacy of Salman Schocken‘
Lecture, talk
Jewish Museum Berlin
Déjà-vu? A New Search for Old Answers
Online Lecture and Discussion with Ofer Waldman and Delphine Horvilleur
Digital Offer, Lecture, talk
Jewish Museum Berlin
Curator-led Tour of the Exhibition Inventories: The Legacy of Salman Schocken
Guided Tour
Digital
COLLECTION ONLINE
Online exhibitions and features
Jewish Places
Jewish life in Germany on an interactive map
Tickets
Admission price
10,00 €
Admission to the core exhibition is free of charge for everyone. Except for certain temporary exhibitions, all other presentations in the Libeskind Building are also free.Admission to temporary exhibitions in our Old Building costs 10,00 € at the regular rate or 4,00 € at the reduced rate. Children and teenagers under 18 get in free, as do a few other visitor categories.
We recommend purchasing a time slot ticket in advance in our ticket shop. For spontaneous visitors, there are a few remaining tickets at the ticket desk.
Reduced price
4,00 €
Reduced admission for pupils, students, volunteers, unemployed persons (ALG I), severely disabled persons (at least 50 percent) - free admission for: - children and young people (under 18 years) - members of the Circle of Friends and Patrons of the Jewish Museum Berlin e. V. - holders of a berlinpass and recipients of transfer payments (ALG II, social assistance, basic security or asylum benefits) - upon presentation of proof. - Holders of a berlinpass and recipients of transfer benefits (ALG II, social welfare, basic security or benefits under the Asylum Seekers' Benefits Act) - upon presentation of proof - Persons accompanying severely disabled persons who are medically recognized as necessary - Members of the German Museums Association and ICOM members - Journalists
Member of Museumspass Berlin
Services
- Museum Shop
- Restaurant
- Cafe
- Library
- Archive
- Diaper changing table
Accessibility
You can find all information about the barrier-free offers on the JMB website.
Accessibility at the Jewish Museum Berlin | Jüdisches Museum Berlin (jmberlin.de)
Mehr zur Barrierefreiheit bei mobidat.net
Audioguides
In German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Hebräisch, Russisch.
For people with learning difficulties.
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