What You'll See
- Jewish Museum Vienna - the history and identity of Jewish Vienna
- Our City! Jewish Vienna to the Present - Jewish history from the Middle Ages to the present day
- Our Middle Ages! The First Jewish Community in Vienna - the story of Vienna’s first Jewish community
- Judenplatz - a site connected with the history of the first Jewish community
- Dorotheergasse - one of the museum’s two locations
What’s included
- Admission to the Jewish Museum Vienna – Dorotheergasse
- Admission to the Jewish Museum Vienna – Judenplatz
- Audio guide
Not included
- Transfer
Program Description
Discover the history, traditions and culture of Jewish Vienna at the Jewish Museum Vienna, located in the heart of the city. Across two locations, you will explore different aspects of Jewish history and identity, from the Middle Ages to the present day.
At the Dorotheergasse location, just a few minutes’ walk from St Stephen’s Cathedral, you can explore the permanent exhibition “Our City! Jewish Vienna to the Present”. The exhibition presents the history of Jewish Vienna from the Middle Ages to the present day, offering an overview of the community’s history and development.
The museum’s second location is at Judenplatz. Its permanent exhibition “Our Middle Ages! The First Jewish Community in Vienna” focuses on Vienna’s first Jewish community. You will learn about everyday life and discover the history of Judenplatz as an urban site.
The museum also presents changing exhibitions, offering different perspectives on Jewish history, culture and identity in Vienna.
A visit to the Jewish Museum Vienna offers an opportunity to explore the history of the city through the experiences and heritage of its Jewish community.
Important information
- The ticket grants entry to both museum locations within 7 days.
- The Jewish Museum Vienna is closed on Saturdays.
- Students under 28 with a valid student ID can purchase reduced tickets on site.
- Exchange your smartphone voucher for a paper ticket at either box office.
- Audio guides are available in German and English at both locations.
- Security checks are in place at the museum entrances.
- Free guided tours in German are available with a valid ticket:
- Dorotheergasse: Sundays at 15:00 for the permanent collection and the last Sunday of the month at 16:30 for the temporary exhibition.
- Judenplatz: First Sunday of the month at 16:30 for the permanent collection.
- Suitable for wheelchair users
Vouchers
- You'll receive your voucher via email, immediately after booking.
- To gain entry, you'll need to exchange it for the actual entrance ticket.
- Show your voucher to the local representative, who will issue your entrance ticket, or contact the tour operator for help (contact details are in your confirmation email and on the voucher).
Cancellation Policy
Get full refund if you cancel up to 24h before the excursion begin. read terms
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