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| image : Me at Jewish Museum Berlin |
The Jewish Museum Berlin on Lindenstrasse was designed by architect Daniel Libeskind who invested great thought into the look of the building's exterior. Its opening in 2001 counts among the landmarks of Germany's post-war history. Part of the Jewish museum's permanent exhibition is dedicated to the suffering of Jews during Germany's National Socialist regime. .... German-info.
It was Autumn 2004 when I visited The Jewish Museum in Germany. The main reason why I really want to be here is because of the design, which done by great architect, Daniel Libeskin. His masterpiece on this great building make me to begged to other members in the group to be there.
I spent approximately 2 hours inside the museum, looking at the exhibition, while try to find the way out. Seriously it was totally great experience ever.
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