Jewish Museum Vienna & Museum Judenplatz

The exhibitions of the Jewish Museum Vienna at Palais Eskeles focus on Jewish religion, tradition and Jewish history in Austria. The permanent exhibition “Our city! Jewish Vienna – Then to Now” shows the difficult path of Jewish Vienna from 1945 to the present day. At the second museum at Judenplatz one sees the excavations of a synagogue and temporary exhibitions. This museum shouldn’t be missed on your sightseeing tour.

Did you know?
The first Jewish Museum in Vienna was founded in 1895 and was the first Jewish museum of its kind in the world.

Opening hours:
Dorotheergasse:
Sun-Fri 10.00–18.00;
Saturday closed

Judenplatz:
Sun-Thu 10.00–18.00
Fri 10.00–14.00
(Summer 10.00-17.00);
closed Saturdays, Rosh
Hashanah and Yom Kippur

Entrance fee: adult 12 € / children 0-18 years free
Free entry with the Vienna Flexi PASS. ( Get your Vienna Flexi PASS here! )

Please note: A visit of both museums count only as 1 visit on your Vienna Flexi PASS. Please visit the museum in Dorotheergasse first, you will then receive a ticket which entitles you to visit the museum at Judenplatz too.

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