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Synagoge

A Testament to Jewish History in Esslingen

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The synagogue in Esslingen am Neckar, transformed from a tailor guild house in 1819, is a significant cultural heritage site in Germany. Desecrated in 1938, it was returned to its original function in 2012. Located at Heppächer 3, it bears the marks of its turbulent history.

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Since March 2012, the building has been used again as a synagogue.

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Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument

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Guided Story

Standing here at Heppächer 3, you can see the Esslingen Synagogue, a significant cultural heritage site in Germany. Originally transformed from a tailor guild house in 1819, this building holds a rich history. Take a moment to observe the facade, still bearing the marks of its past. Right in front of you, this place, desecrated in 1938 and restored to its original function as a synagogue in 2012, offers a quiet dignity. If you turn around, you'll notice to the northeast the monument to Eugen Friedrich Laible, just 34 meters away. This proximity to other historical sites shows how Esslingen cherishes and preserves its history.