JUDENPLATZ

Dive into the diverse heritage of Vienna at the Jewish Museum. Learn about the first Jewish community in the Middle Ages and the 13th century synagogue, in the center of the city now known as Judenplatz. Austria holds a special place in world history, home to Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the birthplace of Hitler, and the filming site of the beautifully bold Sound of Music. Do check out the library if you’re inquisitive about the power of the written word over the cultural and political narrative. Latest additions to the Museum are the special sculptures part of the 'OT' project created by young artist Lukas Maria Kaufmann. A 5-meter-high metal creation holds an intertwined, shining Star of David that moves according to the viewer's perspective!

Explore the dark side of Vienna's history on this tour visiting the landmarks left behind in remembrance. Your tour begins at Albertinapl with a visit to the Monument Against War and Fascism created by Austrian sculptor Alfred Hrdlicka. From here a short walk will lead you to the Opera House, set alight by American bombardment in 1945. Your next stop on the tour will be the Academy of Fine Arts. Hear about the vast history of the monument from your tour guide while walking to the majestic Heldenplatz – the site where Hitler announced the annexation of Austria to Nazi Germany. Learn about Jewish history and the Viennese Jewish community from your guide at your next stop, the Judenplatz before walking to the Schwedenplatz – built in the year 1979. The last stop on your walk is the Morzine Platz where you will be met with statues and buildings of historical significance.

Uncover the forgotten history and heritage of Jewish people in Vienna on a 2-in-1 private tour of the Jewish Museum Dorotheergasse and Museum Judenplatz with an Expert Guide and Skip-the-line Tickets.

Recreate Jewish Vienna with a visit to the Jewish Museum and Museum Judenplatz. Follow the Austro-Jewish history from the Middle Ages through WWII to present day. See the Stadttempel Synagogue