Jewish cemetery Bonn-Schwarzrheindorf, Jewish cemetery in Schwarzrheindorf, Beuel district of Bonn, Germany.
The Jewish cemetery of Bonn-Schwarzrheindorf is a burial ground with numerous gravestones bearing Hebrew inscriptions and religious symbols. The site contains dozens of monuments erected in different styles that preserve the memory of generations of families.
The cemetery was established in the early 1800s as a burial place for the Jewish community of Bonn. Its history is deeply connected to the fate of this community throughout the 20th century.
The gravestones display traditional Jewish burial customs through inscriptions and symbols that reflect religious practices. These marks and writings tell the story of the beliefs and values of the families laid to rest here.
The cemetery is accessible during daylight hours and located in the Beuel district. Visitors should contact local authorities or tourism organizations before visiting to confirm opening times and ask about possible guided visits.
The cemetery is protected as a monument and preserved as architectural heritage in North Rhine-Westphalia. This official recognition ensures the site endures as a place of remembrance for future generations to learn from.
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