Shalom on the Rhine and Moselle

The existence of a Jewish community in Koblenz has been documented since the Middle Ages. Jewish life and work has always influenced the development of our city over the centuries and enriched it in many ways. Our tour is intended to familiarise you with the lives of Jewish people in our city. It will take you to various relevant places and provide insights into the eventful history. Community life, Jewish traditions and the fates of well-known and lesser-known citizens will come alive.

Discover with us the history of medieval Jewry in Koblenz and its subsequent development up to the 21st century. The city tour ends with a visit to the synagogue and the Jewish cemetery.

Please note that the synagogue and cemetery are closed from Friday afternoon to Sunday evening.

However, group tours can take place in a modified form within this period.

The existence of a Jewish community in Koblenz has been documented since the Middle Ages. Jewish life and work has always influenced the development of our city over the centuries and enriched it in many ways. Our tour is intended to familiarize you with the lives of Jewish people in our city. It will take you to various relevant places and provide insights into the eventful history. Community life, Jewish traditions and the fates of well-known and lesser-known citizens will come to life.

Discover with us the history of medieval Jewry in Koblenz and its subsequent development up to the 21st century. The city tour ends with a visit to the synagogue and the Jewish cemetery.

Please note that the synagogue and cemetery are closed from Friday afternoon to Sunday evening. However, group tours can take place within this period in a modified form.

Prices

*Up to 30 people

Information

This guided tour lasts approximately 2 hours and can be requested conveniently online. Alternatively, you can reserve your guided tour via the guest and booking service.