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  • The Jewish Museum displays Vienna’s Jewish culture from the Middle Ages to the present day with permanent exhibitions.
  • Through temporary exhibitions, the museum combines the Jewish history of the city with contemporary global, political, and socio-historical themes.
  • Gain access to the 2 main spaces that the Jewish Museum consists of: Museum Judenplatz and Museum Dorotheergasse.
  • Don't miss the luminescent 'Ot' project, a large dynamic Star of David paying homage to the synagogues destroyed in 1938 Vienna.
  • Upgrade your tickets to see more of Vienna with a 1, 2, 3, or 6-day Vienna Pass and save up to 40% on fast-track entry to 70+ attractions.
  • Fun Fact: 'Ot' means symbol or sign in Hebrew.

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Ancient Hebrew inscription on stone at Jewish Museum Vienna.
Bar area with chairs and neon sign at Jewish Museum Vienna.
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A Trove of Insight

Dive into the diverse heritage of Vienna at the Jewish Museum. Learn about the first Jewish community in the Middle Ages and the 13th century synagogue, in the center of the city now known as Judenplatz.

Austria holds a special place in world history, home to Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the birthplace of Hitler, and the filming site of the beautifully bold Sound of Music. Do check out the library if you’re inquisitive about the power of the written word over the cultural and political narrative.

Latest additions to the Museum are the special sculptures part of the 'OT' project created by young artist Lukas Maria Kaufmann. A 5-meter-high metal creation holds an intertwined, shining Star of David that moves according to the viewer's perspective!

Inclusions & Exclusions

  • Entry tickets with extended validity
  • Parking fee

This product offers multiple ticket options. Some items above (like transfers or fast-track access) may only apply to specific options — confirm what's included when you select yours.

Ticket Delivery

  • Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

  • Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the attraction. Students must show a valid student ID.

Ticket Redemption Point

  • Show your ticket at the Jewish Museum of the City of Vienna.

  • Address: Dorotheergasse 11, 1010 Wien, Austria

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Getting There

By Bus

  • The closest bus stop is Plankengasse. It is a quick 2-minute walk to the attraction.

  • Board bus 2A to get you there.

By Metro

  • The closest metro station is Stephansplatz. It is a quick 3-minute walk to the attraction.

  • Board metros U1, and U3 to get you there.

Cancellation Policy

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts.

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You'll dive into the diverse heritage of Vienna, exploring the first Jewish community in the Middle Ages and a synagogue from the 13th century located on Judenplatz. The museum displays Vienna’s Jewish culture from the past to present with both permanent exhibitions and temporary ones that connect local history with global themes.

Museum Judenplatz is open Sunday through Thursday from 10am to 6pm, Friday from 10am to 2pm, and it's closed on Saturdays.

Yes, you can gain access to both main museum spaces: Museum Judenplatz and Museum Dorotheergasse. The latter is open Sunday through Friday from 10am to 6pm.

'Ot' is a dynamic sculpture that stands five meters high, resembling a Star of David and paying homage to synagogues destroyed in Vienna during 1938. It’s part of recent additions by young artist Lukas Maria Kaufmann.

You can upgrade your tickets with a Vienna Pass, which offers fast-track entry to over 70 attractions and saves up to 40% on admission. The pass is available for durations of one, two, three, or six days.

The tickets provide extended validity access to both Museum Judenplatz and Museum Dorotheergasse at the Jewish Museum Vienna.

Parking is not included with your ticket, so you'll need to arrange for parking separately if needed.

Austria is noted as home to Archduke Franz Ferdinand and the birthplace of Hitler. Additionally, it served as a filming location for The Sound of Music.

If you're curious about literature's influence on cultural narratives, consider visiting the library within the Jewish Museum Vienna to explore its collections and insights.

Consider purchasing a Vienna Pass which not only gives extended access to the museum but also allows fast-track entry to over 70 additional sites across the city, potentially saving you up to 40%.

Yes, you can access Museum Judenplatz and Museum Dorotheergasse as part of your entry tickets. The latter is open from Sunday to Friday, 10am to 6pm, but also closed on Saturdays.

The museum showcases Vienna’s Jewish culture from the Middle Ages to today with permanent exhibitions. It features temporary exhibitions that connect local history with global themes and includes a dynamic Star of David sculpture in its 'Ot' project.

Your entry tickets provide access to both Museum Judenplatz and Museum Dorotheergasse, featuring extended validity for your visit.

Yes, you can enhance your experience with a Vienna Pass that offers fast-track entry to over 70+ attractions. It comes in options of 1, 2, 3, or 6 days and saves up to 40%.

The 'Ot' project includes special sculptures by Lukas Maria Kaufmann. It features a large dynamic Star of David that pays homage to synagogues destroyed in Vienna during 1938.

Parking fees are not included with your entry tickets, so you will need to arrange parking separately if required.

The museum offers insights into the first Jewish community in medieval Vienna and its historical synagogue on Judenplatz. It also explores Austria's significant role in world history through various exhibits, including a library focused on cultural narratives.

Museum Dorotheergasse forms part of the Jewish Museum Vienna and contributes to understanding local Jewish culture from historical perspectives up to contemporary times through its exhibitions.

The latest addition is the 'Ot' project, featuring sculptures by Lukas Maria Kaufmann. This includes a notable metal creation that stands five meters high and symbolizes historical synagogues destroyed in Vienna.

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