Jüdischer Friedhof Deutz

The cemetery contains numerous gravestones with Hebrew inscriptions, documenting the lives of Jewish residents in the Cologne district over three centuries.

Established in 1695, this burial ground served the Jewish community of Cologne until 1941, marking the final interment during World War II.

The cemetery layout follows traditional Jewish burial practices, with graves oriented east and featuring symbols that represent Jewish religious and cultural traditions.

Visitors should contact local authorities before planning their visit, as access to the cemetery requires prior arrangement and adherence to specific guidelines.

The cemetery holds the distinction of being the oldest Jewish burial ground in Cologne, containing graves that span from the late 17th century.

Location: Deutz

Inception: 1695

Operator: https://www.jgkoeln.de/

Address: 1 1 Judenkirchhofsweg 50679 Köln 50679 Köln

GPS coordinates: 50.92834,6.98188

Latest update: November 15, 2025 06:29