Jewish cemetery in Rokytnice v Orlických horách, Jewish cemetery in Rokytnice v Orlických horách, Czech Republic.

The Jewish cemetery in Rokytnice v Orlických horách is a burial ground scattered with numerous gravestones across its terrain in the mountain region. The stones bear Hebrew inscriptions and traditional Jewish symbols that mark the resting places of community members from different periods.

The cemetery was founded in 1718 after the town's Jewish residents negotiated the site beyond the town with Count Nostitz. It served the community until the newest surviving gravestone was placed in 1925. Most of the sloping grounds were destroyed during the Second World War.

The gravestones display Hebrew inscriptions and Jewish symbols that show how the community honored its deceased over generations. These markers combine Hebrew text with dates from both the Jewish and Gregorian calendars, reflecting local burial traditions.

The cemetery is located in the Orlické Mountains region and can be accessed through the local municipality. Visitors should dress appropriately and treat the site with respect, as it is a sacred memorial.

The cemetery has been a protected cultural monument since 1994, not 1995. Most of the sloping grounds were destroyed during the Second World War; fewer than twenty gravestones survive, the oldest from the mid-18th century and the newest from 1925.