Jewish Berlin

The museum’s permanent historical exhibition invites visitors on a journey through two millennia of German-Jewish history.  more

The New Synagogue with its distincitve golden dome is an indication of the history of Berlin's former Jewish Quarter.  more

Located in the New Synagogue, the foundation Centrum Judaicum is committed to the preservation of Jewish culture.  more

The area around Hackesche Höfe was once the centre of Jewish life and culture in Berlin.  more

The permanent exhibition "Anne Frank. here & now" at the Anne Frank Centre documents the life story of Frank and makes the connection to antisemitism and discrimination in our time.  more

The Liebermann Villa, the former summer residence of impressionist painter Max Liebermann, is home to over 400 of his works of art.  more

The Louis Lewandowski Festival is a choir festival dedicated to the music of Jewish composers who emigrated from Germany. It is named after the German-Jewish composer of the same name.  more

In 2025, the Days of Jewish Culture will once again offer a feast for the senses and present modern Jewish culture through music, cinema and literature.  more

The Jewish Film Festival captures the diversity of Jewish life around the world. For two weeks, filmmakers from all over the world present their best and latest movies.  more

Everywhere in Berlin the "Stolpersteine"-Project makes you stumble over traces of the deported and murdered Jewish Berliners.  more