Jewish Ritual Bath Museum / Musée du bain rituel juif d...

 On the museum’s first floor, the David Sintzheim room displays Jewish ritual objects, including a Torah. On the lower level, a 48-step spiral staircase dating from the 1500s leads to a mikvah whose ...

17 Rue Nationale, Bischheim, France, 67800 - Map - StreetView

La Barcarolle residence

 Named after one of Emile Waldteufel’s best known compositions, the Barcarolle residence was built in 1991 on the site of the former home of Jean-Georges Freysz, accountant of the Boecklin family. Wi ...

23, Rue Général Leclerc, Bischheim, France, 67800 - Map - StreetView

Waldteufel House

 This modest traditional Alsatian house was home to a famous musical family. Moyse Lévy, who later adopted the surname Waldteufel, arrived in Bischheim in the late 1780s and married Elle Lazare. They ...

1, Rue Waldteufel, Bischheim, France, 67800 - Map - StreetView

Jewish Cemetery, Bischheim

 The Jewish community of Bischheim bought the land for this cemetery in 1797, and the first funeral stone dates from 1798. Expanded in 1848, the cemetery offers a diverse array of interesting monuments ...

Rue Nationale, BIschheim, France, 67800 - Map - StreetView

Sephardic Cultural Room

 This cultural center reflects the traditions of the Jews who have arrived from North Africa since the 1960s.

1, Rue de Brumath, Bischheim, France, 67800 - Map - StreetView

Zacharias Wolff residence

 This remarkably restored building, which dates to at least the early 18th century, was purchased in the early 20th century by a horse trader named Gabriel Blum. It was the former residence of the rabb ...

32 Rue des Officiers, Bischheim, France, 678000 - Map - StreetView

Rue de l’Ecole

 At times also named Riethgasse or Steingasse, the present-day Rue de l’Ecole became the center of Jewish life during the late 18th century. During this period, most of the houses on the street belon ...

Rue de l’Ecole, Bischheim, France, 678000 - Map - StreetView

Site of 19th century glass and dishware factory

 In 1879, Abraham Lazare opened a small company called G’Schirrfrommel that made glass and dishware on the Rue de l’Ecole, now the Rue de Robertsau. In the 1930s, his son Paul added a glass decorat ...

4-6 Rue de la Robertsau, Bischheim, France, 67800 - Map - StreetView

Bischheim

 For most of its history Bischheim was a German-speaking town, and it became part of France for the first time in 1681. Although the first recorded mention of Jewish inhabitants in Bischheim dates from ...

Bischheim, France - Map - StreetView

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Route de Brumath, Bischheim, France, 67800 - Map - StreetView