Bürresheimer Hof, Cultural heritage monument in Koblenz, Germany.
The Bürresheimer Hof stands as a three-story building with five axes and a saddle roof between two curved gables at Florinsmarkt.
Built in 1659-1660 following designs by Capuchin Father Bonitius from Linz, the building served as a noble residence before becoming a synagogue from 1847 to 1938.
The structure forms an architectural ensemble with the Old Market House, the Schöffenhaus, and the Florins Church at the Florinsmarkt in central Koblenz.
Following extensive renovations, the Bürresheimer Hof underwent restoration of its late Baroque gallery building based on historical photographs in 1965.
The building survived the November 1938 pogrom without fire damage due to its proximity to non-Jewish residential buildings in the neighborhood.
Location: Koblenz
GPS coordinates: 50.36220,7.59639
Latest update: March 6, 2025 09:57
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