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The Jewish cemetery

Description

" Immerse yourself in the singular atmosphere of this timeless site nestled in the heart of the forest. Dating to before 1366, it was one of Alsace’s largest Jewish burial grounds, and likely the oldest as well. Informational panels at the entrance to the site will help you better understand the visit. "

Dating back to before 1366, this is one of the largest Jewish cemeteries in Alsace, and undoubtedly the oldest as well. Nestling in a forest, the cemetery extends across 4 hectares and contains more than 6,000 tombs. It is still used today.

Additional information

Distance to the nearest station (km) : 4,5km
Type of visits proposed : Free visit

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The Jewish cemetery

See also

Notre-Dame de l’Assomption Church

"From Hills to Vineyards” ("De collines en vignoble") - Discovery Path

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