Jewish Berlin
In Berlin the long tradition of Jewish religion, Jewish culture and Jewish lifestyle was once visible in many places- and is celebrating a revival. Where to find old and new traces of Jewish life in Berlin.
Sights & Museums
The museum’s permanent historical exhibition invites visitors on a journey through two millennia of German-Jewish history.
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The New Synagogue with its distincitve golden dome is an indication of the history of Berlin's former Jewish Quarter.
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Located in the New Synagogue, the foundation Centrum Judaicum is committed to the preservation of Jewish culture.
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The area around Hackesche Höfe was once the centre of Jewish life and culture in Berlin.
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The permanent exhibition "Anne Frank. here & now" at the Anne Frank Centre documents the life story of Frank and makes the connection to antisemitism and discrimination in our time.
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The Liebermann Villa, the former summer residence of impressionist painter Max Liebermann, is home to over 400 of his works of art.
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Koscher Restaurants
A selection of Koscher Restaurants in Berlin
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Regular Events
The Louis Lewandowski Festival is a choir festival dedicated to the music of Jewish composers who emigrated from Germany. It is named after the German-Jewish composer of the same name.
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The Days of Jewish Culture is an annual week-long festival organized by the Jewish Community of Berlin. It presents the diversity of Jewish Culture in Germany today.
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The Jewish Film Festival captures the diversity of Jewish life on celluloid. For two weeks, filmmakers from all over the world present a varied programme.
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Other Projects:
Everywhere in Berlin the "Stolpersteine"-Project makes you stumble over traces of the deported and murdered Jewish Berliners.
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(Bilder: dpa; Anne Frank Zentrum
; A. Raab; Accorhotels 2012; VisitBerlin; BerlinOnline/argus/flashpics/fotolia.com; Antje Kraschinski)
