Jewish Museum of the City of Vienna

I've spent about 2 hours here looking at a permanent exhibit and a temporary exhibit. Now I'm taking a break for lunch at the restaurant, sitting on the sidewalk. And I'll go back inside to go to the second floor for another permanent exhibit. Highly recommended. Especially on Mondays when so many other museums are closed.

The exhibition about the 3rd generation is very interesting. For me, it was a new look to the topic, in a way that I have never thought about it before. The children of the Holocaust survivors dealt first hand with the psychological effects, but the grandkids of the survivors have a different view and experience to it. Very interesting approach and the visit is highly recommended

A very complete experience, immersed in the whole history of the Jewish people in Vienna. The museum collection is amazing, very clean, staff is super nice. Try out the cafe downstairs - it’s so good! 😍 they do have Israeli lunch specials for <10€

The main Jewish museum of Vienna, located in the 1st district. The building architecture wise is really well done. The restaurant serves very tasty kosher food and there is a little museum shop. The exhibitions are expanded in three floors. I saw the exhibition related with the communism which was quite interesting. The rest I didn’t like so much compared to other Jewish museums I have visited. Ticket is 12€ including the visit to the synagogue and to the Jewish institute.

Really interesting museum about the history of Jews in Vienna and Austria. It covers in depth the early medieval history as well as after the Holocaust. It is touching how open they are about Austria’s own complicity. They have great materials about 19th century Jewry in Austria too.

Beautifully interesting museum! A lot of information about vienna’s jew culture since ww2 with modern exhibitions from our time also. It’s a small museum but with the ticket you can also visit the holocaust museum in Judenplatz.

Excellent museum, very informative and interesting. Lovely staff.

It's a must see museum. Nothing prepared us for the enormous quantity of Judaica Objects. Most of them were taken from Jewish synagogues all over Austria during the Holocaust. Here on display were the items that weren't melted. I liked the Antique Menorah, the giant Mezuzah and the Hebrew clock. It's a museum you must visit.