When the topic of Jews in German history is discussed, the infamous Holocaust and terrible fate that this community has faced typically comes to mind. While the Holocaust represents a dark period for the Jews, there is more to Jewish history than this brutality. The Jewish Museum Munich (Jüdisches Museum München) attempts to portray this lesser-known side of Jewish history, focusing on the stories, art and festivals of the Jewish people. The permanent installation is a sensory immersion, where you will be treated to an interesting collection of exhibits – Voices, which are audio tracks from Jewish migrants to Munich; Places and Pictures, which use images to tell their stories and achievements; and Rituals, which gives you an understanding about their practices, festivals, and religious holidays. Head down to the Jewish Museum Munich for a thorough understanding of Jews in Munich.