Jewish Museum Judenplatz: A Journey Through Jewish History

This museum emphasizes the rich Jewish heritage of Vienna, including the archaeological remains of a medieval synagogue.

Founded following the discovery of the synagogue’s remains, the museum offers insights into the city's Jewish past. Initially built in the Middle Ages, the synagogue was destroyed in 1421 due to Duke Albrecht V’s decree, reflecting a profound historical significance. Visitors can see the basic outline of the synagogue and view numerous exhibits demonstrating Jewish life and culture.

Must-See Highlights

• 🏛️ **Medieval Synagogue Remains:** Experience the ancient foundation that symbolizes Vienna’s lost Jewish community.
• 🎥 **Informative Video:** Watch a 12-minute film with English subtitles detailing Judaism and the synagogue’s history.
• 📜 **Historical Exhibits:** Explore glass displays containing important documents related to Jewish history in Vienna.

The museum is accessible for visitors interested in history, culture, or family activities. A small fee is required for an audio guide.