LVR-Cultural Centre Village Synagogue Rödingen

The synagogue building displays traditional wooden pillars supporting a women's gallery with plain wood panels and contains an original Torah ark on the eastern wall.

Originally constructed as a house in 1749, the building expanded to include a synagogue in 1841 and functioned as a religious site until its closure in 1934.

The permanent exhibition spans nine rooms inside the former residence of a Jewish community leader, presenting artifacts including a Menorah from Vettweiß and Torah fragments.

The cultural center maintains regular programs of lectures, workshops, and concerts focused on Jewish religion, with special participation in International Museum Day events.

The building retains an original iron nail designated for hanging the Ner Tamid, demonstrating specific architectural consideration for traditional Jewish ritual lighting requirements.

Location: Titz

Inception: 2009

Address: Mühlenend 1, 52445 Titz

Website: http://synagoge-roedingen.lvr.de

GPS coordinates: 50.96550,6.46120

Latest update: March 3, 2025 03:35