Memorial Jewish Cemetery

4 Gitty Rosenberg - a month ago

A remembrance to those that the Nazis tried to destroy- the living as well as the dead.

5 Kevin - 11 months ago

Such a fascinating site, a place to remember those who struggled during dark times.

5 Anna Hautzinger - 7 years ago

Site of an old Jewish cemetery that is now a mass grave. The one reconstructed grave is of Moses Mendelssohn. The entire area is well maintained, covered with ivy, with quiet walking paths. The statues by the front are very thought provoking, and you will see where the pebbles by the front gate are replaced on a daily basis.

4 Christopher Walker - 5 years ago

Another “must” to reflect on the inhumanity of man – look and weep. The Museum is under the stones - easy to miss. Unfortunately, I had to give the museum only 4 starts because we found that it was not family friendly. If you have young children, save it for another time. Our daughter was 8 at the time of our visit and we had to take it in turns trying to look after her away from the exhibit. We choose the book shop as the most appropriate location, however, we were glared at by the very unfriendly and frost shop lady and soon made a hasty exit.

5 Lukas Roßmanith - 5 years ago

An old destroyed jewish graveyard. At first sight it just looks like a green field but that's kind of part of it's history as the graveyard got destroyed. when you walk through you will see some old gravestones. Really peaceful inside, but as next to it is a jewish school, many school kids sit around normally during day times and it can easily get quite noisy.

5 Frank dnb - 3 years ago

Beautiful and nice area to walk around and have a meal or a drink.

5 Tonko Lacmanovic - 3 years ago

Very nice if sad place.