Synagoge, Synagogue in Kitzingen, Germany
The synagogue building features beige-gray limestone walls with decorative bunter sandstone blocks incorporated into its Romanesque architectural design.
Built in 1883, the synagogue suffered severe damage during the November 1938 pogrom when it was set on fire by Nazi supporters.
The interior originally displayed Moorish architecture, with the Torah shrine positioned in a deep niche within the eastern wall.
The restored building now hosts cultural events and concerts, while maintaining a dedicated prayer room and a library focused on Jewish studies.
During World War II, the building served as a prisoner of war camp, requiring the removal of the original ritual bath in 1942.
Location: Kitzingen
Address: Landwehrstraße 1
GPS coordinates: 49.73675,10.16475
Latest update: March 6, 2025 09:57
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