The Jerusalem Pharmacy was closed in March 2024 after 157 years. Pharmacist Doris Schlosser, along with her team, continues to operate the pharmacy as a museum. Apothecary cabinets and medical devices from the 19th and 20th centuries can be seen. The furnishings have remained unchanged since 1925, when the customer area was remodeled, paneled with wood, and equipped with valuable Delft porcelain. When one enters the Jerusalem Pharmacy today, they feel transported back 100 years in time.