Culture Berlin

Jüdisches Museum Berlin

Jewish history and a distinctive architectural journey shape a substantial museum visit.

Location
Lindenstraße 9-14
Archival photograph of Jüdisches Museum Berlin, Berlin (2017)

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A place worth knowing

Plan the visit around the collection or exhibition that interests you. The official visitor information has the current admission arrangements and opening calendar.

Practical details last checked 22 Sept 2026

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Jüdisches Museum Berlin

Lindenstraße 9-14, Berlin

Accessibility

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Opening hours

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Between the Lines

Daniel Libeskind’s museum building is revisited through its architectural ideas. The exhibition adds context to the spaces visitors move through during a visit to the Jewish Museum.

Until 23 NovCheck price
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The Opposite of Now

Twelve artistic projects mark the Jewish Museum’s anniversary through contemporary questions. Allow time for different voices and media rather than expecting a single historical narrative.

Until 11 JanCheck price

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