Jewish Museum Berlin Building, Images, Architect, Design, Exhibitions, Pictures
Jewish Museum Berlin : Architecture
Juedisches Museum, Germany – design by Daniel Libeskind Architect
6 Dec 2017 + 28 May 2013
Jewish Museum building
Address: Juedisches Museum, Lindenstraße 9, Kreuzberg

Date built: 2001

Daniel Libeskind, Architect
Location: Lindenstr. 9, about 20 mins walk south of city centre
Jewish Museum Berlin Expansion : Building News
Juedisches Museum Berlin, Germany – Visitor News

24 Sep 2008

photos © Bitter Bredt
The Daniel Libeskind-designed Jewish Museum Berlin welcomed its five millionth visitor since opening in September of 2001. This astounding number brings the average over the last seven years to nearly two thousand visitors daily and reflects a steady increase in visitor numbers since 2004. In the first eight months of this year, around 515,000 people visited the Libeskind Building and the exhibitions on German-Jewish history, 8 % more than in the same period last year, during which the visitor total was approximately 733,000.
photos : Michael Hierner + Maleen Diestel
Museum officials and Berliners alike should take pride in this feat, a symbol of Berlin’s incredible cultural development in housing a museum which integrates, for the first time in post-war Germany, the history of the Jews in Germany and the repercussions of the Holocaust.

pictures © Guenter Schneider
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