Step into the heart of Europe's largest Jewish museum, a striking zig-zag shaped building that's as much a work of art as it is a testament to the rich heritage it showcases.Embark on a fascinating journey through the core exhibit, which masterfully weaves together the intricate narrative of Judaism in Germany.

Experience the awe-inspiring Jewish Museum Berlin, the largest of its kind in Europe, showcasing exceptional exhibitions within its striking, zig-zag-shaped architecture designed by Daniel Libeskind. This iconic building redefines the narrative of Jewish history in Germany, featuring slanted walls, sharp angles, and voids that evoke a sense of dynamic energy. The museum's core exhibition, "Jewish Life in Germany: Past & Present," takes you on a chronological journey from the early Middle Ages to the present day. A significant section is dedicated to the National Socialist era and the post-WWII period. Throughout the exhibition, you'll discover a harmonious blend of historical periods and cultural insights. Explore the sacred in Judaism, the essence of Jewish art, and how Judaism is practiced in modern society. The museum's collection boasts an array of treasures, including everyday objects and art pieces, complemented by thought-provoking video and audio installations. Interactive stations offer surprising revelations, making your visit a memorable one. Conveniently located in the heart of Berlin-Kreuzberg, the Jewish Museum Berlin is within walking distance from the famous Checkpoint Charlie. With your ticket, you'll also enjoy discounted admission to the nearby Berlinische Galerie for the day of your visit and the two following days. From February 9th to May 26th, don't miss the special exhibition "My verses are like dynamite," showcasing the remarkable work of Curt Bloch, a German-Jewish author who created a unique underground literary resistance during WWII. This fascinating display features his handwritten satirical poems, artistic title collages, and eyewitness accounts, offering a glimpse into his creative process.