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Jewish Museum Berlin

Daniel Libeskind's zigzag building, telling the story of Jews in Germany over 1,700 years.

Official Website
Open
Every day; closed on some Jewish holidays
Price
Paid
Time Needed
2 hours
Address
Lindenstrasse 9–14, 10969 BerlinDirections
Getting There
Hallesches Tor or Kochstrasse station.

Why Go

Libeskind's building of cut zinc has voids, slanting floors and a cold, dark Holocaust Tower meant to unsettle. The exhibition traces Jewish life in Germany from the Middle Ages to today.

Its Garden of Exile tilts underfoot.

Nearby in Berlin

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