Jewish Museum Vienna – Judenplatz

Name: Jewish Museum Vienna – Judenplatz
Address: Judenpl. 8, 1010 Wien, Austria, Vienna, AT
Telephone: +4315350431
Rating: 4.4

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The Jewish Museum Vienna invites visitors to discover centuries of Jewish history, tradition and culture. With its two locations – Dorotheergasse and Judenplatz – it is one of the world’s leading institutions dedicated to the history, memory and identity of Jewish Vienna, while also serving as a place for encounters, dialogue and education. Text für Yayando

At the Judenplatz location, visitors can explore the permanent exhibition “Our Middle Ages! The First Jewish Community in Vienna”. The exhibition provides insights into everyday life in Vienna’s first Jewish community and tells the story of Judenplatz as an urban space.

A special highlight lies beneath Judenplatz itself: the impressive archaeological remains of the medieval synagogue dating from the 15th century. A detailed 3D reconstruction of the former synagogue brings the history of this remarkable place to life. Text für Yayando

Several temporary exhibitions throughout the year explore Jewish urban history as well as global cultural and socio-historical themes. Special programmes are also available for children and school groups.

🎟️ Good to know: The museum ticket provides admission to both Jewish Museum Vienna locations within 7 days – Judenplatz and Dorotheergasse.

♿ The location is accessible for visitors with reduced mobility. A wheelchair-accessible stair lift provides access to the archaeological remains of the medieval synagogue.

🚇 Getting there: Take the U1 or U3 to Stephansplatz. No dedicated parking is available.

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Jüdisches Museum Wien

Muzeul Evreiesc din Viena își are originile în primul muzeu evreiesc din lume, fondat în 1895. Prezintă viața evreiască din Viena, din Evul Mediu până astăzi, în două locații aflate la doar șapte minute de mers pe jos una de alta.

Muzeul Dorotheergasse (Palais Eskeles, Dorotheergasse 11): expoziția permanentă „Orașul nostru! Viena evreiască – de atunci până azi”, expoziții temporare, cafenea și magazin. Dum–Vin 10–18.
Muzeul Judenplatz (Judenplatz 8): ruinele excavate ale sinagogii medievale și o expoziție despre prima comunitate evreiască a Vienei; în piață, memorialul Shoah realizat de Rachel Whiteread. Dum–Joi 10–18, Vin 10–17.

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