Three Loaves and One Hallelujah
Tour and Baking Workshop for children aged 10-14

After the Sacred Jerusalem tour, the students turn to bread and its use in the three monotheistic religions. We bake and taste types of bread that are tied to religious rituals.
On Erev Shabbat, Friday night, many Jewish families bless and eat loaves of traditional challah bread. During the Christian Eucharist, communion wafers represent the body of Christ. In Turkey, Muslims eat ramazan pidesi spread with eggs and butter during the fasting month of Ramadan, a tradition that is also widespread in Germany.
Jewish Museum Berlin;
photo: Nadja Rentzsch
Where, when, what?
- When
By appointment
- Duration
2 hours
- Where
- Entry fee
30 euros (including admission; for 15 ppl. + chaperons)
Information and Reservation
Educational Department
phone: +49 (0)30 259 93 305
fax: +49 (0)30 259 93 412
groups@jmberlin.deCost
30 euros (including admission; for 15 ppl. + chaperons)
- Age
6 to 19
- Number of participants
max. 15