Bamberg looks back upon 1.000 years of a mutual Jewish-Christian history and cohabitation in town. The first Jewish settlements actually go back to the founding years of Bamberg in the year 1007 and there was a large and important Jewish community as early as 1200. That makes Bamberg one of the oldest Jewish communities in Germany.
Several exhibitions and guided tours covered the history of the Jewish citizens and Jewish life in Bamberg and in Bamberg County.
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"kunstwerk10“ (Work of art 10)
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Former synagogue Reckendorf
Closed, opens Sunday at 2PM
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Levi-Strauss-Museum
Closed, opens at 2PM
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Medieval Mikvah
Closed, opens Sunday at 2PM
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Memorial for Resistance and Civil Courage
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Museum of Franconian Switzerland
Closed, opens at 10AM
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Museum of History
Closed, opens at 10AM
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Stolpersteine - Stumbling stones
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Guided tours
May 5
Jewish life in the millenium city
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
