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Get the inside scoop on Jewish history, culture, and religion in Vienna, Austria at the Jewish Museum in Vienna. During your visit to the Jewish Museum Vienna, you’ll gain insight into the Jewish experience and way of life, from medieval times to the present day.
Established in 1988, this museum contains a rare collection of art and historical objects with great cultural significance to Viennese Jews. The permanent and temporary exhibitions here attract visitors from all over Europe and around the world.
The Jewish Museum Vienna was founded in 1988 and has two locations, both located in the city centre — one is in Palais Eskeles on Dorotheergasse and the other can be found in Judenplatz. Besides the exhibitions, you will also find an on-site cafe serving traditional Jewish and Mediterranean food.
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Self-guided walking tour of Jewish Vienna
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Book your tickets for the Jewish Museum in Vienna and learn more about the Jewish history of Vienna from the Middle Ages to the present.
Flexi PASS for 2, 3, 4 or 5 attractions in Vienna
Discover 2, 3, 4 or 5 top attractions of Vienna with the comfortable Flexi PASS. Skip the line at the entrance and save time and money!
Self-guided walking tour of Jewish Vienna
Discover historic Jewish places in Vienna on your own and find out more about this part of the city.
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Reviews Jewish Museum Vienna
“A good way to see attractions in Vienna. We used the hop on hop off bus to go to the Schonbrunn Palace which was very impressive.”
“Aber, ein direkter Hinweis, das Ticket gedruckt mibringen zu müssen, ist notwendig. Mit Hilfe des Hotels war es kein Problem. Von einem QR Code geht man doch heutzutage aus.”
