The Danish Jewish Museum / Dansk Jødisk Museum
Proviantpassagen 6, Copenhagen
2004
Daniel Libeskind, Architects

The Jewish Museum is located just south of Christansborg Palace in central
Copenhagen. The Danish Jewish Museum is divided by architect Daniel Libeskind into five parts relating to Jewish culture:

Exodus
Wilderness
The Giving of the Law
The Promised Land
Mitzvah

Danish Jewish Museum architect - Daniel Libeskind

Opening Times
(check with the Museum, correct as of early 2006)

Winter:
Tue - Fri: 1 - 4 pm
Sat + Sun: 12 - 5 pm

Summer: 1 Jun - 31 Aug
Tue - Sun: 10 am - 5 pm

Admission (correct at time of writing, please check with operators)
Adults: 40 DKK
Students + pensioners: 30 DKK
Up to 16 years: free



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Danish Jewish Museum - page : adrian welch / isabelle lomholt

Website: www.jewmus.dk