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Jüdenhof
Historic Side Square at Dresden's Neumarkt
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Jüdenhof, a small square in Dresden's Inner Old Town, was first documented in 1371, making it the oldest part of the Neumarkt. It is located within the old city walls, near the Frauentor, which led to the Frauenkirche.
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Jüdenhof was first documented in 1371.
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You're standing on the oldest part of the Neumarkt, here at Jüdenhof. First mentioned in 1371, this small square is rich with history. Just imagine, this spot was once near the Frauentor, which connected directly to the Frauenkirche. Behind you, only a few steps away, you'll find the Peace Fountain, a modest yet distinctive landmark in this part of the Old Town. To your east, the Krellstein stands, marking the historical depth of this area. It's fascinating how much history is packed into such a small square.
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