i was eager to see the interior of this museum but it turned out it makes you feel very uncomfortable and disorientated. walls are designed to be slanting in different directions. (it is supposed to re-inact how the jewish people may have felt during the halocaust, apparently) some small descriptions about various materials and clothing. quite interesting but too small... More

Spent about an hour at the Dansk Jodisk Museum as part of a long weekend of activities. Once we found the place (its not desperately well signposted from the main road!) as with most things we found in Denmark, the musuem staff were lovely and spoke perfect english. The museum has a strict policy of not allowing bags or cameras,... More

this very small museum, attached to the Royal Library is a must. Info on Danish jewish community and Danish resistance to the Nazis. Interesting architecture. More

There's no doubt that the architecturally the museum is very striking - being shaped in the form of the Hebrew word 'mitzvah' - the floors, walls and ceiling undulate as you walk around in a sort of disorientating way - however, I wanted to learn something about Jewish life in Denmark. The introductory film gives a brief history which was... More

Small, zany Daniel Liebeskind experience. Content was strikingly limited; pleasant staff are definitely not 'docents'. More

The Danish Jewish Museum is right next to the Royal Library (the old building, not the Black Diamond). Make sure to check the hours - as starting in September it opens at 1pm. It is a small museum, but the design is fantastic, and the exhibits are touching. It tells about Jewish life in Denmark, but the highlight is how... More

but no photography is allowed here. Interesting, informative, unique. Glad we came, sad - don't have anything to remember it by. More

A fascinating but small museum with a focus on the history of Jews in Denmark. A wonderful example of the the architecture of Daniel Lipskind. More

The museum is a relatively small, but well planned museum devoted to four central concepts. The tour was illuminating and well worth spending 40 minutes with the group. I would definitely recommend a stop.. More