Jewish Heritage Museum: Admission Ticket

Since its opening in 1997, this unique memorial space preserves the Jewish heritage through a monumental collection of 45,000 photographs and personal objects. The journey highlights the resilience and culture of a people before, during, and after the Holocaust. A key artistic highlight awaits visitors: Andy Goldsworthy’s “Garden of Stones,” a poignant installation where nature reclaims its rights on stone. Complementing the galleries, a genealogical resource center allows for in-depth personal research. To complete the visit, the Bergson Café offers authentic Eastern European culinary specialties. Admission includes access to all exhibitions plus an audio guide to accompany each narrative with precision.