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| Welcome! The Jewish Museum of Hohenems, as a regional museum, remembers the rural Jewish community of Hohenems and its various contributions to the development of Vorarlberg and the surrounding regions. And it confronts contemporary questions of Jewish life and culture in Europe, the diaspora and Israel - questions of the future of Europe between migration and tradition. The museum also deals with the end of the community of Hohenems, the regional Nazi history, the expulsion or deportation of the last members of the community, anti-Semitism and the Holocaust. Along with these fragmented lines of regional and global history, it is also devoted to the people and their histories and maintains a relationship to the descendants of Jewish families in Hohenems around the world. The permanent exhibition in the Heimann-Rosenthal Villa, which was built in 1864, documents the history of the Jewish community in Hohenems which existed for over three centuries until its destruction during the era of the Nazi regime. The museum offers annually changing exhibitions and an extensive programme of events. Hours of opening Tuesday to Sunday including bank holidays 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Jewish Museum Hohenems Heimann-Rosenthal Villa Schweizer Strasse 5, A-6845 Hohenems T (0043) 05576-73989-0 F (0043) 05576-77793 Email: office@jm-hohenems.at Admission prices EUR 7,00 CHF 11,40 EUR 4,00 CHF 6,50 reduction rate for students, senior citizens and for Ö1 Club members Free admission for children up to 12 years old Guided tours Museum: per person EUR 9,00 minimum amount for guided tour: EUR 90,00 Museum + quarter: EUR 10,00 minimum amount for guided tour: EUR 100,00 Museum + cemetery: EUR 10,00 minimum amount for guided tour: EUR 100,00 Museum + quarter + cemetery: EUR 11,- minimum amount for guided tour: EUR 110,- School groups: per pupil EUR 2,50 (90 Minutes) |