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For Jewish Museum Berlin in Berlin, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Jewish Museum Berlin

Lindenstraße 14, 10969 Berlin, DE-BE, DE

Jewish Museum Berlin

The souvenir vending machine is on the second upper floor.

The Jewish Museum Berlin (Jüdische Museum Berlin) is one of the citys most impressive cultural institutions. It is dedicated to the history, art, and culture of Jewish life in Germany and combines historical themes with a modern, emotional presentation. Even the striking architecture of the extension by Daniel Libeskind makes a visit a special experience. The exhibitions span a broad arc from medieval beginnings through everyday life, religion, and traditions to persecution, exile, and a new beginning. Especially powerful are the symbolic spaces and installations that do not just explain history, but make it tangible. In addition to the permanent exhibition, the museum regularly offers special exhibitions, events, and educational programs. In this way, it has become a place of remembrance, dialogue, and reflection that leaves a lasting impression on visitors.

Jewish Museum Berlin
The souvenir vending machine is on the second upper floor.
Lindenstraße 14
Berlin
Berlin
10969
Germany
Jewish Museum Berlin
Jewish Museum Berlin
Museum
The Jewish Museum Berlin (Jüdische Museum Berlin) is one of the citys most impressive cultural institutions. It is dedicated to the history, art, and culture of Jewish life in Germany and combines historical themes with a modern, emotional presentation. Even the striking architecture of the extension by Daniel Libeskind makes a visit a special experience. The exhibitions span a broad arc from medieval beginnings through everyday life, religion, and traditions to persecution, exile, and a new beginning. Especially powerful are the symbolic spaces and installations that do not just explain history, but make it tangible. In addition to the permanent exhibition, the museum regularly offers special exhibitions, events, and educational programs. In this way, it has become a place of remembrance, dialogue, and reflection that leaves a lasting impression on visitors.
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