Jewish Museum Berlin Ticket
Packages
Jewish Museum Berlin + temporary exhibition ticket
Valid on the selected date
No cancellation
Instant confirmation
- Child - Free Entrance: For adults to the permanent exhibition or for children (0-17) to all exhibitions
- Child - Free Entrance: only in combination with Jewish Museum Berlin + Temporary Exhibition Ticket
- Reduced Ticket: Student / Disabled Visitor (50%+) / Unemployed (ALG I) / German Federal Volunteer, all with valid proof
- Re-entry is not allowed after you leave the venue
- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
- Present your mobile voucher
- Jewish Museum Berlin, Lindenstraße 9-14, Berlin, Germany;#2333|https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Jewish%20Museum%20Berlin%2C%20Lindenstra%C3%9Fe%209-14%2C%20Berlin%2C%20Germany
Jewish Museum Berlin, Lindenstraße 9-14, Berlin, Germany
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Highlights
One of Berlin's Most Iconic Buildings
From the outside, the Jewish Museum Berlin is one of the most striking buildings in a city known for its architecture. Inside, it offers an immersive art experience unlike any other.
A Labyrinth of Symbolic Spaces
Move through a thematic labyrinth of symbolic spaces and interactive exhibits, designed to take you on a visceral journey through Germany's Jewish diaspora.
Permanent and Temporary Exhibitions
Your ticket covers entry to the temporary exhibition and access to the permanent exhibitions, plus a downloadable audio guide app. On the day of your visit and the two days after, it also gets you reduced-rate entry to the Berlinische Galerie, a 5-minute walk away.
Guide
From the outside, the Jewish Museum Berlin is one of the most iconic and arresting buildings in Berlin's sea of amazing architecture. Inside, it is an immersive art experience: a thematic labyrinth of symbolic spaces and interactive exhibits, designed to evoke a visceral journey through Germany's Jewish diaspora.
This ticket includes entry to the temporary exhibition and access to the permanent exhibitions. Choose the Regular ticket or the Reduced ticket (students, disabled visitors (50%+), unemployed visitors (ALG I) and German Federal Volunteers, all with valid proof). Children aged 0-17 enter all exhibitions free of charge, but they still need a ticket.
Book your ticket and timeslot on Klook, then show your smartphone ticket at the main entrance.
Using your ticket
Show your smartphone ticket at the main entrance.
Things to note
- Admission to the permanent exhibition for adults and admission to all exhibitions for children aged 0-17 are free of charge, but you still need a ticket
- A mandatory security check is in place
- Bring your own headphones
- Strollers are allowed in all areas. Baby changing rooms are available
- Pets are not allowed, except guide dogs
- Taking photos for private purposes is allowed, but the use of tripods, flash, or selfie sticks is not allowed
Additional information
- Leave bags, luggage, and jackets at the cloakroom
- The W. Michael Blumenthal Academy is located across the street
- Access to the library is via the entrance of the W. Michael Blumenthal Academy
- With your JMB ticket, you are eligible to receive reduced-rate admission on the day of your museum visit and the two following days to the Berlinische Galerie, which is only a 5-minute walk away
- How to download the Jewish Museum Berlin audio guide app
- Book a guided tour for an extra fee
- The use of archive and/or library material is possible: register via the web form
- Wheelchair accessible
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Guidebook
From the outside, the Jewish Museum Berlin is one of the most iconic and arresting buildings in Berlin's sea of amazing architecture. Inside, it is an immersive art experience: a thematic labyrinth of symbolic spaces and interactive exhibits, designed to evoke a visceral journey through Germany's Jewish diaspora.
This ticket includes entry to the temporary exhibition and access to the permanent exhibitions. Choose the Regular ticket or the Reduced ticket (students, disabled visitors (50%+), unemployed visitors (ALG I) and German Federal Volunteers, all with valid proof). Children aged 0-17 enter all exhibitions free of charge, but they still need a ticket.
Book your ticket and timeslot on Klook, then show your smartphone ticket at the main entrance.
Using your ticket
Show your smartphone ticket at the main entrance.
Things to note
- Admission to the permanent exhibition for adults and admission to all exhibitions for children aged 0-17 are free of charge, but you still need a ticket
- A mandatory security check is in place
- Bring your own headphones
- Strollers are allowed in all areas. Baby changing rooms are available
- Pets are not allowed, except guide dogs
- Taking photos for private purposes is allowed, but the use of tripods, flash, or selfie sticks is not allowed
Additional information
- Leave bags, luggage, and jackets at the cloakroom
- The W. Michael Blumenthal Academy is located across the street
- Access to the library is via the entrance of the W. Michael Blumenthal Academy
- With your JMB ticket, you are eligible to receive reduced-rate admission on the day of your museum visit and the two following days to the Berlinische Galerie, which is only a 5-minute walk away
- The use of archive and/or library material is possible: register via the web form
- Wheelchair accessible
Highlights
One of Berlin's Most Iconic Buildings
From the outside, the Jewish Museum Berlin is one of the most striking buildings in a city known for its architecture. Inside, it offers an immersive art experience unlike any other.
A Labyrinth of Symbolic Spaces
Move through a thematic labyrinth of symbolic spaces and interactive exhibits, designed to take you on a visceral journey through Germany's Jewish diaspora.
Permanent and Temporary Exhibitions
Your ticket covers entry to the temporary exhibition and access to the permanent exhibitions, plus a downloadable audio guide app. On the day of your visit and the two days after, it also gets you reduced-rate entry to the Berlinische Galerie, a 5-minute walk away.
