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Baumweg Synagogue

Art Nouveau and Baroque Unite in a 1906 Synagogue

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Frankfurt's Baumweg Synagogue captivates with its blend of neo-baroque and art nouveau design. Created by architect Max Seckbach in 1906, it features an elaborate gable front, originally replacing a Jewish kindergarten, and retains its original enclosure.

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In 1906, the synagogue was built to replace a Jewish kindergarten.

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Founded: 1906
Architect: Max Seckbach
Denomination: Jewish

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Here you are in front of the Baumweg Synagogue, a remarkable blend of neo-baroque and art nouveau architecture. Designed by Max Seckbach in 1906, this building stands out with its elaborate gable front. Originally, it replaced a Jewish kindergarten and still retains its original enclosure, adding a historical layer to its presence. As you look eastward, you'll notice the Stolpersteine on Sandweg, commemorating the history of the Jewish community in this area.