Jüdisches Museum Wien Führungen - Dorotheergasse - Wien - 2026
Dates
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Sunday, 06.09.2026,
2:00 pm | ||||||
Sunday, 06.09.2026,
3:00 pm | ||||||
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Friday, 18.09.2026,
2:00 pm | ||||||
Sunday, 20.09.2026,
2:00 pm | ||||||
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Friday, 25.09.2026,
3:00 pm | ||||||
28 | 29
| 30 | 01 | 02 | 03 | 04 |
Tuesday, 29.09.2026,
4:00 pm |
Info
Museum for People in a Hurry
Are you short on time but interested in the permanent exhibition “Our City!”? In just under 45 minutes, we’ll give you some initial insights.
A Muslim, a Christian, and a Jew—Eran Shakine
Born in 1962, Israeli artist Eran Shakine humorously explores the similarities and differences among the three monotheistic world religions in his large-scale works. Join him and the three gentlemen in top hats—a Muslim, a Christian, and a Jew—on a tour of the exhibition, for a conversation with Moses or a session with Dr. Freud. Anyone who’d like to can paint and draw their own creations to help design a “Wall of Tolerance” as part of the exhibition.
Have a great time!
Ir Schelanu?
The last two thousand years of Jewish history are the history of a minority community. As the social and political structure of Viennese society changed, so too did the opportunities for Jews to integrate into the city. Caught between acceptance, tolerance, and rejection, Jews then as now have had to negotiate their place in Vienna. Let’s take a look at how the status of Jews in Vienna has changed over time, how this relates to Zionism, and what different perspectives Israelis have on this topic.
The last two thousand years of Jewish history are a history of existence as a minority community. As the social and political structure of Viennese society changed, so too did the opportunities for Jews to belong to the city. Caught between acceptance, tolerance, and rejection, Jews have been forced to negotiate their place in Vienna—then and now. We will examine how the status of Jews in Vienna has changed over time, how this relates to Zionism, and what different perspectives Israelis have on the subject.
Find more information about current exhibitions here!
Picture gallery
Information about the venue
Dorotheergasse
11
1010
Wien
