From today, it is possible to book tickets for the Jewish Museum of Vienna
The Jewish Museum of Vienna activates online ticketing on artsupp for its two exhibition venues. A significant leap forward for the portal, which for the first time opens its doors to online sales for a museum across the Alps.
Not just Italy, but also Austria and specifically Vienna.
The Jewish Museum of Vienna consists of two locations open to the public: the Dorotheengasse location and Judenplatz. Both of great prestige, they restore dignity and history to one of the most painful chapters of modern times.
One ticket, two museums
A cumulative ticket to visit both locations is now available for all users of artsupp.com.
It is important for us that cultural offerings are increasingly accessible throughout Europe, not just in Italy. Creating combined tickets, visit experiences, and joint activities can be the key to removing barriers between the public and the museum.
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Useful Information
At Palais Eskeles, the permanent exhibition Our City! Jewish Vienna to the Present Day is presented at the Jüdisches Museum Wien, offering a comprehensive overview of the Jewish history of Vienna. The first part of the exhibition begins in 1945 and extends to the present day. The second part guides visitors through Jewish Vienna from the Middle Ages to the Holocaust.
The Judenplatz Museum was opened in 2000 as the second site of the Jewish Museum of Vienna. Today, it preserves the memory of Judaism in the city. There, you will find impressive archaeological excavations of the medieval synagogue – a unique testament to Jewish history in Europe. Together with the Holocaust memorial by Rachel Whiteread, this site is an impressive commemorative venue – and a deeply moving part of any visit.

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