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17th-century house with striking, contemporary interior, for displays tracing Danish Jewish history.
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Reviews — 8
This tiny garden between Danish Jewish Museum and Christiansborg is amazing. There are a small fountain, beaches, beautiful flower beds with roses. Charming. Highly recommend for visiting
The museum is not big. Its exposition is made in a modern way that is why it will be interesting even for children. They have a nice bookshop.
Small but well designed and beautifully architected museum. The virtual reality exhibit is worthwhile and impactful. Staff is wonderful!
The Danish Jewish Museum is an incredibly well laid out display of fascinating articles, momentos, and history of how the Jewish people have been treated, survived, and thrived in Denmark over the last few hundred years. It is not the biggest museum you will ever visit, but it leaves you with a perspective on Danish Jewish life that you may never have before considered. Some of the displays are ingenious, and others are incredibly fascinating. Even the design of the interior is based on Jewish culture and historical Jewish life. There are also audio talks as well as visual displays, and everything is in English as well as Danish. It is easily well worth a visit, and everyone will learn something new, Jewish or not.
Great little exhibition, we will never stop learning what happened to the Jewish people at this vile time and for years afterwards
It is not that big and doesn't take long to visit. The architecture is more interesting than the displays.
I took a short break at the garden area.
It was quiet and not many people. Very peaceful and windy. Enjoyed the view and architecture
It was quiet and not many people. Very peaceful and windy. Enjoyed the view and architecture