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Niedermarsberg Jewish cemetery
Cemetery
The Niedermarsberg Jewish cemetery bears witness to the long history of the Jewish community in this region. Originally built right on the edge of a residential area, it tells of the cultural heyday and the challenges faced by the Jewish population. Marked by historical events, the site offers a quiet opportunity to immerse yourself in the past and explore the graves steeped in history.
Properties:
Because the cemetery in Obermarsberg was overcrowded, the cemetery was built on the edge of a residential area.
There was a synagogue in Niedermarsberg in the Weist from 1735, which was rebuilt in 1849 after a fire. The interior was destroyed in 1938 and the house was sold.
In the 18th century, the old Jewish school was built on a hill at Paulinenstraße 17. The building is still well preserved today.
The cemetery is locked, the key is available at the town hall!
Prices
Free admission: 0 €