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16th century Jewish housesThese well-preserved Renaissance houses were originally owned by the Jewish residents of Colmar. They are now private homes. | ||
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Bartholdi MuseumThe museum’s Jean-Claude Katz Room has an extensive collection of Jewish ritual and household objects, including a model synagogue decorated with an 18th century Holy Ark and embroidered curtains fr ... Telephone03 89 41 90 60 | ||
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Jewish Cemetery, ColmarThe current Jewish cemetery on the Rue du Ladhof was established in the early 1800s. The medieval Jewish cemetery was on the Route de Rouffach, but it was seized in 1349. Later another Jewish cemetery ... | ||
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ColmarWith 70,000 residents, Colmar is one of the largest cities in Alsace. It is known as the capital of Alsatian wine, and is home to the Musée Unterlinden, one of the most visited fine arts museums in F ... | ||
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Synagogue Et Centre CommunautaireTelephone03 89 41 38 29, Fax03 89 41 12 96 | ||
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