Learn more about history at the Jewish Museum in Vienna, dedicated to showcasing Jewish heritage and culture while providing spaces for reflection. Your ticket grants access to both museum sites: Palais Eskeles in Dorotheergasse and Judenplatz.
Explore permanent exhibitions that delve into the expulsion of Viennese Jews in the 1400s and their postwar struggle to rebuild communities. Touching tributes like the Installation of Memory and Memory Map honor survivors worldwide.
With a vast collection of Judaica, the museum honors the legacy of what was once Europe's third-largest Jewish community. Despite the sensitivity of Austria's Jewish history, the Jewish Museum Vienna handles it with the utmost care and respect.

Exhibitions Information
No Room for Discussion?
Exhibition period: : 2025-06-06 ~ 2025-09-14
In London's Hyde Park, you might see a demonstration supporting Palestine near the Holocaust monument. People often gather there to express their views.

G*d-Reflections Between Heaven and Earth
Exhibition period: : 2025-06-06 ~ 2025-10-05
The exhibition "G*d-Reflections between Heaven and Earth" examines the concept of God through seven questions with religious and abstract perspectives. You will see artistic and religious objects from biblical times to modern days, focusing on religion, science, divine providence, and human free will.

130 Years Jewish Museum Vienna
Exhibition period: : 2025-06-06 ~ 2025-12-31
The Jewish Museum Vienna, established in 1895, was the world's first Jewish museum. In 2025, you can join various activities to mark its 130th anniversary.

Where Have All the Flowers Gone
Exhibition period: : 2025-06-06 ~ 2026-01-18
Visit the Jewish Museum Vienna to see a photo exhibition by Roger Cremers on the effects of World War II and the Shoah in Europe. The photos show commemorative events, art projects, excavations, and visits to memorials.

Vienna: Jewish Museum + Museum Judenplatz