Jewish Museum

Jewish Museum : The Michelin guide review

The symbolic Judisches Museum was designed by Daniel Libeskind as a metaphor for the history of the Germans and the Jews. The zinc and concrete exterior has no door, just windows made from fragmented lines. Visitors enter the building through semi-underground corridors: the Straße der Kontinuität leads to the collections, crossing a road which leads to the garden of exile, while the second passage leads to a dead end in the Holocaust Tower. A staircase leads to the permanent exhibition on the history of the Jews in Germany from the Roman period to the present day.