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Judaism Aloud

An Au­dible and Palpa­ble Tour for Blind and Visu­ally Im­paired

What does Juda­ism sound like? The ex­peri­ence begins with Jew­ish pop mu­sic and the sounds of sing­ing at a syna­gogue. The group will then dis­cuss what makes music Jew­ish. The tour of the core exhi­bition con­siders reli­gion and ritu­als through a varie­ty of sen­sory sti­mu­li.

Visi­tors will touch or smell ob­jects and listen in at au­dio sta­tions, which give a tan­gi­ble ex­pe­rience of the poly­pho­ny of Jew­ish cul­ture and reli­gion: How are He­brew letters shaped? What is the struc­ture of a syna­gogue? What does Shabbat smell like? The parti­ci­pants will be intro­duced to a varie­ty of tradi­tions and reli­gious inter­pre­ta­tions within Judai­sm and fami­liarize them­selves with the die­tary laws.

The hand-on, indi­vi­dualized exhi­bi­tion expe­rience allows for con­versa­tions among mem­bers of the group.

Meeting point: Old Building, ground level, “Meeting Point” in the foyer Lindenstraße 9–14, 10969 Berlin

Price info: Entry fee

Guided tour 6 €, reduced rate 3 €
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Price: €6.00

Reduced price: €3.00

Booking: This tour is for a total of six blind and/or visually impaired visitors along with one sighted companion each. Please only reserve the tickets for the blind or visually impaired visitor. Companions will receive their free ticket at the ticket desk.

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