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Jüdisches Museum Berlin

Berlin, Berlin

This museum traces the history of Jews in Germany and Jewish culture up to the present. Its permanent exhibition covers 1700 years of German-Jewish history. The site combines a Baroque courtyard building with a zigzag-shaped new wing by Daniel Libeskind on Lindenstraße. Across the street, the academy in a former flower market hall holds the archive, library and ANOHA, a children's world.

Details

Address
Lindenstraße 9-14BerlinGermany
Opening hours
Daily 10:00–18:00
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Access
Wheelchair accessible
Founded
2001
Also known as
Jewish Museum Berlin
ISIL
DE-MUS-975919

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