Jewish Museum, Frankfurt provides precious information about Jewish history. Jewish Museum, Frankfurt is located in the place where the family of Rothschild used to stay.

Collections of Jewish Museum, Frankfurt :
Jews play an integral part in the history of Germany. The museum depicts the various stages of Jewish history. Jewish Museum, Frankfurt boasts of a well stocked library with a collection of 5000 books.

There is also a section which contains the photographs related to the Jews. A lot of material containing information about the Jews are displayed in the museum. Jewish Museum, Frankfurt is visited by tourists who want to acquire knowledge about the history of Jews. The museum is also visited by students of history who want to expand their knowledge about the history of Jews.

Jewish History in Germany :
Jewish Museum, Frankfurt depicts the history of Jews in Germany as well as throughout the world. The Jews came to Germany in the 12th century. The Jews had to suffer the wrath of Europe and brutalities were inflicted on them taking a huge toll in 1349. The Jews again came to Frankfurt in 1360 and attained prosperity. They were again ousted from their place in 1624 by some of the traders who were jealous about the prosperity of Jews. Many Jews were killed by the traders. The condition of the Jews improved with the advent of French in Frankfurt . The Jews were not opressed and were treated at par with the non Jews. The condition of the Jews deteriorated from 1933 when a large number of Jews were killed and by the end of the Second World War the Jewish population dwindled .Barbaric atrocities were inflicted upon the Jews during the Second World War.

Jewish Museum, Frankfurt has the renowned picture of Lessing .There is also an artificial structure depicting the area where the Jews used to stay in the first half of eighteenth century.

Timing of Jewish Museum, Frankfurt :
Jewish Museum, Frankfurt is open from Tuesday to Sunday . The timing for all the days except Wednesday is from 10AM to 5PM The timing for Wednesday , however is from 10 AM to 8 PM. Jewish Museum, Frankfurt is closed on Monday.

Contact Details of Liebieghaus, Frankfurt :
Untermainkai 14/15
60311 Frankfurt am Main
Ph: 069-212-35000
e-mail: info@juedischesmuseum.de