Jewish Graveyard Lübeck-Moisling

The cemetery features rows of traditional gravestones with Hebrew inscriptions spread across a green space in the Moisling district of Lübeck.

Established in 1724 under the jurisdiction of the Altona rabbinate, this cemetery served the growing Jewish population in Moisling, which increased from 12 to 70 families.

The gravestones display a combination of Hebrew and German text, reflecting the integration of Jewish traditions within the local German community over generations.

The cemetery remains an active research site for genealogists and historians, with documentation available through the Lübeck municipal archives.

This burial ground witnessed the community's forced relocation between Moisling and Lübeck, marking periods of acceptance and restriction for Jewish residents.

Location: Lübeck

GPS coordinates: 53.84060,10.63390

Latest update: March 7, 2025 08:29