Worms ältester erhaltener Judenfriedhof Europas

The Jewish Cemetery as part of the UNESCO Heritage

What gives the world its value are places where it reveals its uniqueness.

Unique is the oldest preserved Jewish cemetery in Europe, which once lay between two city walls. The oldest gravestone from 1058 has stood almost 1000 years in the same place, but the gravestone of Ida Strauss' grandfather, who perished with the Titanic, can also be found in Worms. Learn to understand Jewish rituals and why Jewish cemeteries belong to the greatest remaining cultural heritage of Jews in Germany?

Look forward to an exciting guided tour

Registration required with Jutta Bingenheimer

Cost: €10.00/person