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Experience Jewish Vienna digitally!

Apr 2, 2021 | JMW News

Through our digital channels, we are bringing the Jewish Museum Vienna directly to you. That way, you can visit our current exhibitions and permanent collections at any time.

Come take a walk through “Our City! Jewish Vienna – Then to Now” at the Google Art & Culture website. Here, you can explore and learn all about the objects on display in our permanent exhibition and even get a closer look at the artifacts.
»To the Walk Through

Via our social media channels, we offer exciting and unique insights about our current exhibitions.
»Facebook
»Twitter
»Instagram

Did you miss a live video or a digital guided tour? No problem! Subscribe to our YouTube channel and watch the episodes at a time of your choosing.
»YouTube

Yiddish in Viennese
What a Bahöö! My best Haberer! Are they completely meschugge now? It’s a shame that the Beisln are closed!
From the middle of the 19th century, the Yiddish language found its way into Viennese dialect. On Mondays in a new series “Yiddish/Viennese” on our social media channels, we will present a Viennese word that is actually also a Yiddish word or vice versa.
Subscribe to our social media channels now and take part in the digital language experience!

Do you miss our exhibitions and museum stories?
Theodor Herzl’s bicycle, “Victoria Blitz,” is wondering what Viennese are doing in China. Do you know how to play Mahjong? Where did Friedrich Kantor get his stage name “Torberg” from? Why are there four receptacles in the museum collection for accepting donations for the impoverished and for poor brides?
We introduce objects on our museum blog, tell background stories about the exhibitions or let the objects themselves speak.
»You can find the museum stories here

You can also find the Jewish Museum Vienna on Spotify. Listen to a playlist compiled by director Danielle Spera or discover musically Jewish Vienna.
»Spotify

Image (c) Ouriel Morgensztern