When does the special exhibition take place

The exhibition can be seen from 24.02.2026 to 20.09.2026 at the House on Löwenwall.

Where does the event take place

At the Municipal Museum Braunschweig, House on Löwenwall, Steintorwall 14, 38100 Braunschweig.

What is the admission fee

The regular admission fee is 5 euros for adults, reduced 2.50 euros. Children aged 6 to 16 pay 2 euros, and children up to 6 years have free admission.

Is the museum barrier-free

Yes, the Municipal Museum Braunschweig is officially reported to be fully barrier-free.

What are the opening hours

The House on Löwenwall is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 11 am to 5 pm.

Can interested guests without community affiliation also come

Yes, the exhibition is aimed at all interested parties and explicitly invites encounter, education, and dialogue.

With One's Own Voice Shows Jewish History, Democracy, and the Present at the Braunschweig Museum

Name: With One's Own Voice. 75 Years of the Central Council of Jews in Germany
Start: 2026-02-24T01:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-09-21T01:59:59+02:00
Location: Städtisches Museum Braunschweig

With One's Own Voice: An Exhibition on Jewish Life, Memory, and Democracy

This special exhibition opens a quiet, yet powerful space for encounter. It invites visitors to discover Jewish life in Germany as a vibrant religious experience, a cultural diversity, and as part of a sustainable democratic community.

Rediscovering Jewish History in Braunschweig

The Municipal Museum Braunschweig showcases the only exhibition in Germany dedicated to the history and anniversary of the Central Council of Jews in Germany at the House on Löwenwall. The exhibition was created in close cooperation with the Central Council and highlights its cultural and educational offerings, its community engagement, and its significance for the development of democracy in the Federal Republic.

Spirituality, Responsibility, and Community

The exhibition illustrates how closely religious identity, social responsibility, and public memory are interconnected. Visitors encounter themes such as Jewish history, the present, dialogue, and civic engagement. The focus is on a community whose voice has remained audible in Germany for decades and continues to provide guidance today.

A Place for Reflection and Dialogue

The Municipal Museum Braunschweig, with the House on Löwenwall, offers a dignified setting for this religiously and historically significant exhibition. The location is barrier-free and easily accessible during regular opening hours. The exhibition invites a calm, respectful tour that connects knowledge, faith history, and the present.

What Visitors Can Expect

Those who visit this exhibition experience an impressive faith and educational experience between memory, Jewish tradition, and democratic culture. The exhibition appeals to believers, history enthusiasts, and anyone who wishes to understand Jewish life in Germany in its depth and dignity. A visit on-site opens perspectives that remain in memory.