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To reduce your wait at the Jewish Museum Berlin to a minimum, we recommend reserving a time slot ticket from our online ticket shop in advance. However, walk-in tickets are also available at the ticket desk.

Please note that currently it is only possible to visit ANOHA with a time slot ticket. Please reserve yours before your visit from the online ticket shop.

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Class Trips

We recommend these programs for school groups on a one-day excursion or as part of a longer class trip to Berlin.

Exhibition view: one visitor stands under a sound tube, another sits in a sound bunk

Judaism Aloud

An Audible and Palpable Tour for Blind and Visually Impaired

Guided Tour
By appointment

Stairway to the permanent exhibition.Hebrew and Latin letters are projected onto the steps, which combine to form town names at the top of the stairs

Highlights of the Core Exhibition

Guided Tour
By appointment

A drawing that can be seen on an exhibition wall: it shows two people and many speech bubbles. One person is marked as a Christian by his medieval clothing, the other as a Jew.

Jews in the Christian Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period

Guided Tour
By appointment

Exhibition view showing the neon lettering "égalité".

From the Enlightenment to the Modern Age

Guided Tour
By appointment

Long white paper banners with text hang from the ceiling interrupted by showcases, in the background stands a blonde woman

Catastrophe

Guided Tour
By appointment

Exhibition space with numerous screens on the walls, each of which shows a person looking at the visitor.

After 1945

Guided Tour
By appointment

A Torah scroll is unrolled to show two columns of Hebrew text.

Religion and Ritual

Guided Tour
By appointment

Tefillin (prayer belt)

Religion and Ritual. Are There Jewish Things?

Workshop
By appointment

A man stands next to a woman in an exhibition room with paintings and speaks in sign language.

Highlights Tour in German Sign Language

Guided Tour
By appointment

A baking sheet with four yeast plaits sprinkled with sesame seeds and poppy seeds.

The Museum Made Easy

An inclusive tour in German plain language

Guided Tour
By appointment

At the Archive with Eyewitnesses of History: Documents and Encounters

from grade 9 upwards

Workshop
By appointment

The debate room in the exhibition was realized as an eye-catching, jagged space within a space; its exterior is clad with perforated panels of metal, its interior with inviting-looking wood

Antisemitism. The Rumor about Jews

Workshop
By appointment