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Hours: Tues-Sun 10AM-6PM, Closed Mon. Closed on Jewish holidays, Ceremony for the Prize for Understanding and Tolerance, and Christmas Eve.
Combines history and emotion, highlighting the struggle and fear of the Jewish people during Nazi-occupied Germany. Designed by Daniel Libeskind, the architecture intentionally instills unease and terror, while housing direct historic artifacts.
The architectural 'voids' representing historical loss. The Holocaust Tower isolates visitors in total solitude and dark vulnerability. The Garden of Exile utilizes slanted pillars and uneven cobblestones to capture the instability of displacement.
• Regular: €15
• Concessionary: €8
• Cultural Access: €4
• Free Admission: Under 18s, Annual pass holders.
Focuses deeply on photography and contemporary visual media. Walter Schels' Retrospective presents sharp, humanistic monochromatic portraits examining critical life transitions, identity, and death.
Schels' series tracking young transitions, and documentation of terminally ill individuals immediately before and after passing.
• Regular: €20 - €22
• Children (6-15): €16
• Seniors: €19
A spatial, guided audio journey navigating the tumultuous mental landscape and creative genius of Vincent Van Gogh.
The main Immersive Theater Show, where iconic pieces like Starry Night expand to scale, fluidly animating across wall profiles and floors.
• Regular: €15
• Reduced: €12
• Children (6-13): €9
An interactive tech environment balancing motion tracking, reactive video components, and generative artificial intelligence layers.
• Regular: €20.90
• Reduced: €17.90
• Family / Kids: From €14.90
A vibrant, sensory playground optimizing spatial light design, multi-room interaction, and color theory.