Daniel Libeskind's building is one of the most powerful works of architecture in Europe — a jagged zinc structure of voids and disorienting angles that embodies the disruption of Jewish life in Germany before a word of the exhibition is read. The permanent collection covers 2,000 years of German Jewish history. Don't skip the installation in the voided tower: the silence inside it is remarkable.
Jewish Museum Berlin
Libeskind's jagged zinc building embodies disrupted Jewish history
| Address | Lindenstraße 14, Kreuzberg |
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| Opening Hours | Mon 10am-10pm, Tue-Sun 10am-8pm |
| Website | www.jmberlin.de |