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In the main house of the Jewish Museum Vienna, an old palace near St. Stephen's Cathedral, you can discover the fantastic exhibitions on the Jewish history, religion, and traditions in Austria. Experience the history of Jewish Vienna with the permanent exhibition at Dorotheergasse “Our City! Jewish Vienna – Then to Now”. On the ground floor, the start of the exhibition presents Jewish Vienna from 1945 to the present day. It shows how the almost completely destroyed Jewish community developed over the years to a modest but diverse and vibrant community despite the resistance of Austrian post-war policies. After a look at present-day Vienna, the exhibition takes you back to Jewish Vienna from the Middle Ages to the Holocaust on the second floor. A multimedia guide provides visitors with additional perspectives on the exhibits. The collections are presented and placed in a historical context along with the objects’ places of origin – the synagogues or the collectors such as Max Berger or Martin Schlaff.  The foundations of the medieval synagogue are presented in the Museum Judenplatz. In addition to the various permanent exhibitions, the museum offers a wide range of temporary exhibitions and events at both locations on Dorotheergasse and Museum Judenplatz.

Meet your guide in front of the St Stephen’s Cathedral, then begin the tour in the heart of Vienna and pass by the Jewish Museum. From here, explore the Old Jewish Quarter and learn about the history, hardships, and culture of the Jewish community in Vienna. As you explore the neighborhood's charming cobblestone streets, hear about the lives of famous former residents, including Sigmund Freud and Gustav Mahler. Highlights of the tour are also the Imperial Place and the Holocaust Memorial. The tour ends in front of the Synagogue. By the end of the tour, you’ll have a better understanding of Vienna’s Jewish history and culture.

Discover Vienna's most famous sights following your personal program according to your interests. Choose from 40 different sights and sightseeing offers that include 2, 3, 4, or 5 attractions in your program. Take part in a hop-on hop-off tour to get an overview of Vienna's most important sights or visit the Prater. See the Danube Tower, the Haydn House or the Johann Strauß Apartment. Visit the Jewish Museum or Imperial Treasury. Choose one of the many museums, visit the Spanish Riding School or stroll through the Schönbrunn Zoo. Attractions: - Hop-on Hop-off Ticket for 24 hours and all lines (counting as 1 attraction) - Schönbrunn Grand Tour - Schloss Hof & Schlosss Niederweiden - Sisi Museum - Schönbrunn Zoo - Ferris wheel - Museum of Natural History - Danube Tower - Leopold Museum - Imperial Treasury - Spanish Riding School - Museum of Modern Art (MUMOK) - Upper Belvedere - Klosterneuburg Monastery- Vienna State Opera – Guided Tour - Albertina - DDSG City Cruise - Kunsthistorisches Museum - Madame Tussauds - Schönbrunn Panoramabahn - Beethoven Museum Heiligenstadt - MAK (Museum of Applied Arts) - Geymüllerschlössel - And more than 30 other sights

No other district has such a deep Jewish history as Leopoldstadt. On our tour, discover everything starting with the shtetl, moving on to emancipation, and finally, life during the Holocaust. We walk through the Gräzel, discover the „Stones of Remembrance“, the locations of the former synagogues and walk in the footsteps of important Leopoldstädters like Theodor Herzl or Sigmund Freud. Walking over towards Morzinplatz, enjoy a great view onto the second district of Vienna, Leopoldstadt, which in many ways is an anchor in the Jewish history of the city. Among other things, this is where the Ghetto was located in “Unterem Werd." After the tragedy of the Shoah and its consequences, Jewish life once again flourishes in this part of the city. In addition, today‘s vibrant Jewish life can be found at every corner here. This district holds great importance in the past, as well as the present, as the second jewish community has been sent and isolated in the second district for fifty years in the so called “ Ghetto am Unteren Werd/ Ghetto at the lower island”. Discover things you would never see otherwise with our authentic and knowledgeable guides.

Join us on the streets of Vienna to discover the traces of World War II in Austria, from the story of Franz Ferdinand’s assassination, through Hitler’s annexation of his homeland, to the bombing of Vienna and beyond. Learn about Austrofascism, Holocaust, and more. Experience World War II in Vienna. Book our 2-hour WWII tour to learn about the most important events of the 20th century in Vienna, Austria. This private tour is a must-do for history buffs, as it explores the events leading up to and after World War I and World War II, giving you a good understanding of the historical background of Austria’s involvement in the war. Your Private Guide will meet you next to the iconic St. Stephen's Cathedral, which was nearly destroyed when German forces were retreating from the city at the end of WWII. The guide will share historical facts and authentic accounts of Vienna's citizens during the German occupation of Austria, also focusing on Jewish citizens and the Holocaust. You will pass the Jewish Museum and head to Heldenplatz in front of the old imperial Hofburg Palace, which is the site where Hitler held a rally announcing the ceremonial “Anschluss” of his homeland. The walking tour will end at the world-famous Vienna Opera House, which was heavily damaged by the 1945 bombing. Choose the 4-hour option to enhance your WWII experience with a guided tour of the Museum of Military History (Heeresgeschichtliches Museum). This is your chance to visit the oldest museums in Vienna and enjoy its excellent exhibits on warfare and military history. Highlights include the automobile in which Franz Ferdinand was shot in 1914 and objects that document Austria’s transition from an imperial power to a republic, marked by years of dictatorship. For your convenience, museum entrance tickets and one-way public transport tickets are included in this option.

Before World War II, Vienna had a flourishing Jewish community with dozens of synagogues, Jewish shops and businesses. On this tour you will discover the traces of Austro-Jewish history and culture through expert commentary and excellent exhibitions of Museum Judenplatz and the Jewish Museum Dorotheergasse. We provide skip-the-line tickets and optional transfers. Discover Jewish Vienna! Book a 2-hour private tour of the Jewish Museum Dorotheergasse and Museum Judenplatz in Vienna’s Old Town. We provide skip-the-line tickets to both branches of the Jewish history museum in Vienna, so you won’t get bored waiting in long lines at the ticket office. Our Local Guides know these 2 museums very well so they will be a great source of knowledge for you, providing you an insight into the turbulent history of Jewish people in Vienna as well into Jewish culture. In the Judenplatz Museum you will discover Jewish heritage from the Middle Ages, learning about Jewish life and traditions in Vienna from the 14th century to today. At the second location, known formally as the Jewish Museum of the City of Vienna, you can learn more about Jewish Vienna, Holocaust, the difficult path to reconstruct the Austro-Jewish community after 1945. The 3-hour option includes estimated 1-hour round–trip transfers from your accommodation and a 2-hour private tour of the 2 locations of the Jewish Museum of the City of Vienna: Museum Dorotheergasse and Museum Judenplatz. We can arrange an English-speaking driver with a private car or van to pick you up from your hotel or accommodation before the tour, and to drop you off after your visit to Vienna's 2 Jewish Museums.

Jewish citizens have greatly contributed to medieval and modern Vienna in terms of architecture, culture and intellect. Visit 2 Jewish museums on 1 tour: Museum Dorotheergasse and Museum Judenplatz with a Private Guide to discover how the Jewish community has shaped Vienna’s golden age and what happened during the Nazi occupation of Austria. Experience Jewish Vienna! Book a 2-hour tour to visit 2 branches of the Jewish Museum in Vienna using skip-the-line tickets that give you more time to explore the exhibits as you can avoid waiting in long lines to the ticket office. First, your Private Guide will show you the permanent exhibitions at the Jewish Museum Dorotheergasse, covering topics such as the Jewish history of Vienna from the 13h century to today and the history of the Viennese Rothschild family. Next, you will head towards Judenplatz, passing by the historic city center and the Column of Pest (Column of The Trinity). Here, you will find a monumental Shoah Memorial and Museum Judenplatz, which tells the story of the first Jewish citizens in medieval Vienna, Kindertransports during WWII, and more. The tour commentary will add extra value to sightseeing, introducing you to various aspects of Jewish life in Vienna. Choose the 4-hour option to recreate Jewish Vienna by visiting the 2 branches of the Jewish Museum and exploring the Old Town and Leopoldstadt, the former Jewish Quarter known as the ‘Matzoth Island’. On this walking tour you will hear the story of the Jewish residents who were forced to wash the streets using acid solution under the mockery and laughter of other citizens and about Sigmund Freud and Vienna’s other Jewish citizens during the Nazi Regime. You will also discover some hidden Jewish sites, such as the Stadt Tempel, the only synagogue that survived Kristallnacht, and the Chabad of Vienna. The tour will end at Praterstrasse, which was the center of Jewish life before the war. The guide can give you recommendations on where to shop and eat kosher in Vienna today.