Jewish Synagogues, Baths and Cemeteries in Lower Rhine

67330 Neuwiller-lès-Saverne

The ancient Jewish cemetery of Neuwiller-lès-Saverne, dated from the 13th to the 19th century, is a unique historical site in Alsace, located extramural along the city walls. His Hebrew inscriptions make it a rare testimony of the medieval Jewish presence.

67330 Bouxwiller

The ancient synagogue of Bouxwiller, built in the 19th century in Lower Rhine, now houses the Judeo-Alsatian Museum. This place bears witness to the history and culture of the rural Jewish communities of Alsace, in a building classified Historic Monument since 1984.

67230 Benfeld

The Benfeld Synagogue, built in the 19th century in the Lower Rhine, is a listed historical monument, combining Alsatian architecture and orientalist decorations, located on rue de la Dîme.

67310 Balbronn

The Balbronn Synagogue, built at the end of the 19th century in Lower Rhine, is a neo-Roman gem that was abandoned in 1989. Classified as a historical monument, it illustrates the Alsatian Jewish heritage and its unique architecture, mixing Hebrew symbols and rural sobriety.

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67290 Struth

The Synagogue of Struth, built in the 2nd quarter of the 19th century, is an Alsatian historical monument located in the Lower Rhine, with architecture marked by neo-Roman and Christian influences.

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67750 Scherwiller

The Scherwiller Synagogue, built around 1790 and expanded in 1861, is a Jewish historical monument located in Scherwiller, Lower Rhine, in the Great East.

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67110 Niederbronn-les-Bains

The synagogue of Niederbronn-les-Bains, built in 1869 in the Lower Rhine, is a historical monument of eastern architecture, a witness to the Alsatian Jewish heritage. Desecrated in 1986, it is now municipal property.

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67190 Mutzig

The Mutzig Synagogue, built in 1787, is an 18th-century Jewish historical monument located in Mutzig, Lower Rhine, combining bourgeois architecture and discreet cultural elements.