Lednice-Valtice Region - Jewish monuments

Jewish monuments

• Břeclav - Jewish cemetery 
  On the cemetery from the beginning of the 17th century are 300 tombstones, a Neo-Gothic ceremonial hall from 1892 and the tomb of the Kuffner family.
  Address: 69002, Břeclav
  
• Břeclav - Jewish ghetto 
  The Jewish settlement from the 15th century is documented by 35 houses in the Jewish quarter and a Neo-Romanesque synagogue from 1868, which is today used as a community centre.
  Address: 69002, Břeclav
  
• Hustopeče - synagogue 
  A synagogue from 1880 or 1890 is today used as a workshop.
  Address: Mrštíkova 7, 69301, Hustopeče
  
• Hustopeče - Jewish cemetery 
  The cemetery was established in 1886, then abolished in the 1980s and replaced by a park. A simple monument now stands here in reminder of the former cemetery.
  Address: Svat. Čecha, 693 01, Hustopeče
  
• Lednice - Jewish ghetto 
  The remains of a Jewish quarter.
  Address: Lednice
  
• Mikulov - Jewish ghetto, Horní synagogue 
  Mikulov used to be the intellectual, cultural and political centre of Moravian Jews. The Jewish settlement dates back to the 14th century. From the half of the 16th century until 1851 it was also the seat of the Moravian head rabbis. The original Jewish quarter had some 13.5 ha in size and today there are 90 houses including the Jewish school and alms-house. From the original 12 temples today remains only the Upper Synagogue from 1550, now serving as a museum, and parts of two other synagogues.
  Address: Husova 11, 69201, Mikulov
  
• Mikulov - Jewish cemetery 
  The cemetery is unique for its age (it was founded in the 15th century) and also for its 4000 tombstones in Renaissance, Baroque and Classicist style.
  Address: Hřbitovní náměstí, 69201, Mikulov
  
• Municipal museum and gallery - synagogue (Městské muzeum a galerie - synagoga) 
  In 1888 renovations were performed in the neo-Romanesque style with the implementation of Moresque elements in the interior. The Synagogue is a hall building divided into three sides by tribunals, which are accessible by two side staircases with independent entrances. The original appearance of the temple from the end of the 19th century, including its interiors has been partially preserved. The missing parts were reconstructed.
  Address: U tržiště, 690 02, Břeclav
  
• Podivín - Jewish ghetto 
  The Jewish settlement dates to the 17th century. The oddity here is that the Jewish quarter is divided into two separated parts. Today 70 houses remain intact, including the school and bath.
  Address: 69145, Podivín
  
• Podivín - Jewish cemetery 
  At the cemetery entrance there is an oriental type ceremonial hall dating into the half of the 19th century, with a small museum. The oldest recognizable tombstone dates from 1694.
  Address: 69145, Podivín
  
• Pohořelice - Jewish ghetto 
  The ghetto has existed at the beginning of the 17th century.
  Address: Pohořelice
  
• Pohořelice - Jewish cemetery 
  A cemetery of unknown age, the oldest tombstone is from 1676.
  Address: 69123, Pohořelice
  
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