Glass Courtyard (650 sq. m)
Designed by the architect Daniel Libeskind the Jüdisches Museum Berlin opened the Glass Courtyard in 2007. The well-lit glass courtyard possesses a capacity for exclusive events with up to 650 persons. A completely openable glass front leads to the spacious garden and its fountain.

Concert Hall (550 sq. m)
The Concert Hall is situated on the third floor and is usable for many purposes. It offers room for a wide range of events with up to 250 persons. Its balanced acoustic and unique architecture convey an audible experience of particular kind.

Auditorium (112 sq. m)
The Auditorium is located downstairs and in striking distance to the Glass Courtyard. It offers all technical requirements for congresses. Pleasant lighting conditions, a 5 meters high ceiling and an unimpeded view of the Museum Garden offer relaxed conditions for a wide range of events.

Museum Garden (3.000 sq. m)
The Museum Garden is situated right behind the baroque old building and was designed by the landscape architects Hans Kohlhoff and Arthur Ovaska. The oasis in the middle of town provides its attraction in spring when the cherry blossoms are in bloom as well as in summer when the shady pergola invites to experience the fragrance of the Chinese wisteria.