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Anoha - Children's World of the Jewish Museum

  • Anoha - Children's World of the Jewish Museum Berlin

    Anoha - The Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin: A view of various play stations.

  • Anoha - Children's World of the Jewish Museum Berlin

    Exterior view of Anoha – Children's World of the Jewish Museum Berlin.

  • Anoha - Children's World of the Jewish Museum Berlin

    Water feature in the Children's World of the Jewish Museum Berlin, Anoha.

  • Anoha - Children's World of the Jewish Museum Berlin

    Anoha – Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin: A view of one of the play stations.

A world for children: The Anoha Children's Museum invites kids aged 3 to 10 to explore, discover and play.

A children’s museum has been created in the former wholesale market hall across from the main building of the Jewish Museum. Themed around the story of Noah’s Ark from the Torah, the Anoha Children’s World offers young visitors approximately 2,700 square meters to explore, discover and play. Anoha is designed as a hands-on museum for playful and interactive visits.

Animal inhabitants on the wooden ark

The eye-catcher and center of the exhibition in the Children's Museum is a large, round wooden ark filled with 150 animal sculptures that children can touch, pet and even feed. The main actors, however, are the little visitors themselves. They can playfully explore the museum and take the controls. Along the way, they think about respectful treatment of people, nature and animals and sustainable use of resources.

Game stations invite to participate

Various game stations invite single or several children to master exciting tasks - such as building their own ark and mastering a water course with it, redesigning the future or composing a water concert.

Address, opening hours and contact

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 Address
Lindenstraße 9-14
10969 Berlin
Phone
+49 (0)30 25993300
Internet
anoha.de
Opening Hours
Tuesday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday closed (except public holidays)
Accessibility
The Anoha museum is accessible to people with disabilities. Some play areas include climbing structures and are not accessible. There is an accessible restroom in the entrance area of the museum.
Admission Fee
Free with a time slot ticket
Please note
Anoha is a non-slip socks museum. Children can bring your own non-slip socks or purchase them at the museum ticket office.

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Source: Jüdisches Museum Berlin, editing: berlin.de

Last edited: 30 April 2026