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The exhibition “Between the Lines” celebrates Daniel Libeskind’s 80th birthday and also marks the 25th anniversary of the Jewish Museum Berlin in its iconic new building. moreabout: Between the Lines: Daniel Libeskind and the Jewish Museum Berlin
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The Jewish Museum Berlin opens its new permanent exhibition. Located in the famous building by Daniel Libeskind, it presents the history, culture, and religion of Jews in Germany from their beginnings to the present day. moreabout: Jewish Life in Germany: Past and Present
What does Judaism sound like? The experience begins with Jewish pop music and the sounds of singing at a synagogue. The group will then discuss what makes music Jewish. The tour of the core exhibition considers religion and rituals through a variety of... moreabout: Judaism Aloud
This tour presents the core exhibition with a focus on the historical epoch room Catastrophe. An introduction to the museum building’s iconic architecture is part of this exhibition tour. Hundreds of decrees and measures were issued against Jews between... moreabout: Catastrophe
This tour presents the core exhibition with a focus on the historical epoch room When Jews Became Germans. Exploring the museum building’s iconic architecture is part of the exhibition tour. The exhibition tells of the innovations of the epoch in several... moreabout: From the Enlightenment to the Modern Age
The striking zig-zag building designed by New York architect Daniel Libeskind is one of Berlin’s most iconic architectural works. On the occasion of its 25th anniversary, the Jewish Museum Berlin (JMB) is dedicating an exhibition to the building and the... moreabout: Between The Lines
This tour introduces the permanent exhibition with a focus on the historical period after 1945. An examination of the iconic architecture of the museum building is part of the exhibition tour. An approximately 40-metre-long walkway runs through the... moreabout: After 1945
Read Along! “The technique of One-Way Street is akin to that of a player. Not least in this lies the shocking nature of the book,” writes Theodor W. Adorno about the genre-transcending collection of thoughts by his friend Walter Benjamin. As one of the... moreabout: JMB Book Club on Walter Benjamin’s One-Way Street
To open our new Digital Lecture Series Human Rights as the Last Utopia? Migration and Jewish History, we welcome political philosopher Seyla Benhabib. In conversation with journalist Dinah Riese (taz), she will discuss the 1951 Geneva Refugee Convention... moreabout: The 1951 Refugee Convention and the Collapse of the International Order post 1945
The establishment of Israel in 1948 was a watershed moment for Jews all over the world. The Jewish community in Germany in particular felt deeply connected to the new state. Against this historical background, one room in the core exhibition is dedicated... moreabout: Jews, Germany and Israel
This tour presents the core exhibition with a focus on the historical epoch room When Jews Became Germans. Exploring the museum building’s iconic architecture is part of the exhibition tour. The exhibition tells of the innovations of the epoch in several... moreabout: From the Enlightenment to the Modern Age
The striking zig-zag building designed by New York architect Daniel Libeskind is one of Berlin’s most iconic architectural works. On the occasion of its 25th anniversary, the Jewish Museum Berlin (JMB) is dedicating an exhibition to the building and the... moreabout: Between The Lines
During the Weimar Republic, the neighborhood around the Jewish Museum Berlin (JMB) – along with other areas in Berlin – was known for its vibrant queer culture and nightlife. Magnus Hirschfeld opened the world’s first Institute for Sexual Science near... moreabout: The Closeted Archive
In this special edition of our Religion and Ritual tour, we focus on Shavuot, the Jewish harvest festival – literally “the Festival of Weeks” – which in 2026 is celebrated on May 22 and 23. We will also take a closer look at the Torah, the sacred scripture... moreabout: Religion and Ritual: Shavuot
On the occasion of International Museum Day, we warmly invite you to rediscover the Jewish Museum Berlin through four special guided tours! Enjoy fascinating insights into our permanent exhibition as well as the current exhibition Between the Lines.... moreabout: International Museum Day 2026
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