the Jewish Museum Be rlin0
The particular form of the Jewish Museum: a broken line, a tower, a sloping square stems. The U-shaped building was the oldest museum of Berlin, now serves as input: from there you access the underground corridors that riemengono in the premises of the museum. The Jewish Museum in Berlin was opened in 2001 and is located in the building - Work of art designed by Daniel Libenkind . Even before the collections were placed in the premises of the museum, to witness the centuries-long presence of the Jewish community in German history, the building was visited by over 300,000 visitors. In fact it is not just a "container", but is itself the complexity of the history of Jews in Germany. And
'free entrance doors: can be reached through an underground corridor starting from what was the oldest museum in the historic city of Berlin.
the face of Jewish sites in Berlin permanently stationed police patrols. These are before the Jewish Museum, but it's the same scene in front of the synagogue, or at the center of Jewish culture emerged where another ancient synagogue was destroyed on Kristallnacht in 1938.
'free entrance doors: can be reached through an underground corridor starting from what was the oldest museum in the historic city of Berlin.
The big black staircase that goes from the underground entrance to the museum
A roll of cloth printed with a yellow star and the word Jude.
A product for sale, as a star.
The interior of the tower of the extermination of Europe's Jewish
One of the most evocative of the museum is the Holocaust Tower. Access is through one of the long underground corridors. You enter. the door closes behind the group of visitors. One is immersed in the dark for a moment, then from above, through a crack in the bare concrete, filters the dim light of day. There is nothing more than that and the silence. A few distorted noise filter from the outside.
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