Jewish Museum - Entrance's by siffer

Berlin - Germany, Berlin The astoundingly comprehensive Jewish Museum of Berlin combines a complete depiction of Jewish life in Germany prior to WWII with remarkable use of architecture to complement the displays. The only entrance and exit is through a Baroque office building built in 1735 during the reign of Frederick William III, rebuilt to original design in 1993. Formerly the home of the Royal Court of Justice, the figure over the entrance is the Prussian coat of arms flanked by figures for Justice and Wisdom. The museum proper is access through a long sloping undecorated tunnel.

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