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As at 23 July 2025

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Currently, no events are being held. You can learn about our regular programming here: Workshops & Tours

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Opening Hours

The Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin is open on the following days:

Tue – Fri	9 am – 4 pm	last admissions at 2.45 pm
Sat, Sun, and public holidays	10 am – 5 pm	last admissions at 3.45 pm
Mon	closed	except holidays

We recommend a visit of 2.5 h.

Special Opening Hours and Closures

20 Jul 2025 (Summer Party)	10 am – 6 pm
23 Sep 2025 (Rosh ha-Shanah)	closed
24 Sep 2025 (Rosh ha-Shanah)	closed
2 Oct (Yom Kippur)	closed
14 Oct (General Assembly)	11 am – 4 pm
24 Dec 2025 (Christmas Eve)	closed

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We recommend booking your time slot ticket on our ticket shop before your visit. A small number of remaining tickets are available at the ticket counter. If there is a large number of visitors at ANOHA, we cannot guarantee that you will be able to enter and acquire tickets without a reservation.

NEW: To visit ANOHA with your daycare or school class, you can register as a group in our ticket shop. Families can book a time slot ticket in our ticket shop.

On the weekends, public holidays and during the Berlin school holidays, the Café offers a small selection of sustainable snacks including lye pastries, popcorn, freshly baked cake, coffee and other beverages. On weekdays, please visit the Museum Café at the Jewish Museum Berlin (located in the Libeskind building across the street) or one of the nearby cafés. You are also welcome to eat a snack in the designated area of ANOHA.

ANOHA for preschool groups

ANOHA for primary school classes

ANOHA for afterschool groups

ANOHA für Geburtstagskinder

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Address

Fromet-und-Moses-Mendelssohn-Platz 1
10969 Berlin

The entrance to ANOHA is on the north side of the W. Michael Blumenthal Academy near Enckestrasse.

Public Transit

Hallesches Tor U‑Bahn (metro) station	U1, U3, U6
Kochstraße U‑Bahn (metro) station	U6
Jüdisches Museum bus stop	248 bus
Charlottenstraße bus stop	M29 bus
Zossener Brücke bus stop	M41 bus

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Parking

Street Parking

Only a limited number of parking spaces are available on the streets near the museum, which does not have a visitor parking lot.

Bus Parking

Bus parking is available on Lindenstrasse across from the Jewish Museum Berlin.

Parking Spaces for Visitors with Disabilities

Two parking spaces for visitors with disabilities are available in front of the entrance to the Jewish Museum Berlin at Lindenstr. 15. There are two more spaces at Markgrafenstrasse 87. To use one of these parking spaces, you’ll need a disability parking permit (Parkausweis für Schwerbehinderte).

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