Jüdisches Museum

Following renovation and new construction work, the Jewish Museum celebrated its reopening in fall 2020. A modern, illuminated building now stands next to the historic Rothschild Palace and together they form a new cultural center in the middle of the city. Visitors can experience Jewish history and culture from 1800 to the present day on site. Regularly changing special exhibitions complement the program. The "Life Deli" offers kosher and vegan cuisine on site. The museum also has a second location: the Museum Judengasse is located near the Konstablerwache. Among other things, finds from the former Judengasse, the oldest Jewish ghetto in Europe, are on display there.

Jüdisches Museum

800 years of history in two locations

Frankfurt, Innenstadt, Bertha-Pappenheim-Platz 1

069/212-35000

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Di–So 10–18 Uhr, Do 10–20 Uhr

Train Icon Willy-Brandt-Platz: U1–5, Linie 11/12, Bus N1/N4/N8, Willy-Brandt-Platz: U1–5, Linie 11/12

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Das lichtdurchflutete Atrium im Lichtbau bildet das Zentrum des neuen Jüdischen Museums

© Jüdisches Museum/Norbert Miguletz
Die Skulptur „Untitled“ von Ariel Schlesinger. Sie zieht ihre Inspiration aus der Geschichte der Frankfurter Juden: dem Gefühl gleichzeitiger Verbundenheit und Entwurzelung.

© Jüdisches Museum Frankfurt
© Jüdisches Museum Frankfurt