Dansk Jødisk Museum is housed in a wing of the old Royal Library on Slotsholmen and traces 400 years of Jewish life in Denmark. The interior was designed by architect Daniel Libeskind, whose deliberately disorienting spaces reflect the museum's themes of displacement and identity. A permanent exhibition covers daily life, religious traditions, and the rescue of Danish Jews to Sweden in 1943.
Children and families can colour in artworks by May-Bell during the autumn holiday and take their finished picture home in a frame.
Guided tour and dinner at the Danish Jewish Museum, hosted by Chabad House and Machsike Hadas.
Book launch for Klaus Bertelsen's new work on Jewish history in Aarhus during World War II, featuring talks from museum director Janus Møller Jensen and Den Gamle By director Julie Rokkjær Birch.
The Danish Jewish Museum presents a lecture exploring current research on antisemitism and its manifestations in society.
Dansk Jødisk Museum explores traditions and their artistic expressions through art.
Dutch light artist Arthur van der Zaag transforms Dansk Jødisk Museum into a glowing installation during Kulturnat 2026, highlighting the iconic architecture of Daniel Libeskind.
Dansk Jødisk Museum presents Tidsrum as part of Kulturnat 2026 - an evening of art and culture.
Guided walking tour through Gilleleje exploring dramatic historical events, organized by the Danish Jewish Museum.
A panel discussion on antisemitism and the launch of a new research unit at the Danish Jewish Museum.
Bent Blüdnikow explores Danish-Jewish history through colourful stories from archives and family histories in this lecture based on his acclaimed book 'Jews in the Provinces'.
The museum inspector leads a special guided tour through the exhibition at the Danish Jewish Museum.
A drawing workshop at the Danish Jewish Museum where visitors sketch the museum's striking K7 architectural design.
Monstersalon explores Lilith from Jewish mythology - mother of all monsters - and the mythical creatures connected to her. Museum curators delve into the shifting meanings of monsters through folklore and popular culture.
K7 Week is an event at the Danish Jewish Museum offering free entry for young visitors.
The Dansk Jødisk Museum screens the documentary 'Grain of truth', exploring Jewish history and heritage.
The Danish Jewish Museum offers free guided introductions to its collections and history on weekends.
Free workshop for art teachers at Dansk Jødisk Museum featuring a guided tour and discussion of a new curriculum exploring architecture and museum spaces.
A conversation salon at the Danish Jewish Museum exploring inherited trauma and the legacy of flight and persecution.
Open reception celebrating the publication of a book on Jewish provincial life in Denmark, featuring the author, museum director, and live music.
Daily short guided introductions to the Danish Jewish Museum's exhibitions and architecture throughout August, conducted in English.
Workshop on the Danish Jewish Genealogical Database with expert guidance from an experienced genealogist and database owner. Learn how genealogical data illuminates history and museum collections.