Jewish Museum
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Opening Hours : Museum Dorotheergasse:
Sunday to Friday - 10:00 AM to 06:00 PM
Closed on Saturdays
Museum Judenplatz:
Sunday to Thursday - 10:00 AM to 06:00 PM
Friday - 10:00 AM to 06:00 PM
Closed on Saturdays
Entry Fee : Ticket allows entry to both locations of the Jewish Museum.
Adults: EUR 12
Seniors (Above 65 years): EUR 10
Students (Upto 27 years): EUR 8
Children (upto 18 years): Free
Group rate (10 people minimum): EUR 40
Additional Information : 1) Both museum premises are wheelchair-friendly with ramp entryway and handicapped-accessible elevator and sanitation.
2) Cloakroom on the ground floor.
3) Tickets are valid upto 4 days from issue.
4) Museum Dorotheergasse has Cafe Eskeles, open from 10:00 AM to 06:00 PM from Sunday to Friday, serving a wide range of vegetarian and vegan choices in Mediterranean, Israeli, and Jewish cuisines.
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Museum Judenplatz
Jewish Museum, Vienna Overview
The Jewish Museum Vienna is divided into two locations - Palais Eskeles in the Dorotheergasse and Misrachi House in the Judenplatz. It celebrates and remembers Jewish history, culture, and community. It also houses details of the 65,000 Austrian Jews who were victims of the Holocaust.
The museum has distinguished itself as an active programme to highlight the contribution of the Jewish community in Austria. Museum Dorotheergasse houses a permanent exhibition displaying Jewish history from the middle ages to post-world war immigration and national development. Israeli artist Maya Zack’s paintings form part of the core art exhibition. The Atelier addressing different aspects of Jewish life is a must-visit. Museum Judenplatz, on the other hand, presents archaeological excavations of the earliest Jewish lives in Vienna, dating back to 1420. There are remains of a medieval synagogue that once stood in Judenplatz, and rough topography of the former Jewish settlement in the area.
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