
Synagoge Hagen
A sanctuary of faith and history
Did you know?
The Jewish Community of Hagen was established in 1819.
Quick Facts
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Guided Story
Standing here in front of the Synagogue Hagen, you can feel the deep history of the city's Jewish community dating back to 1819. As a member of the Association of Jewish Communities of Westphalia-Lippe, this is more than just a building. The synagogue is a living testament to tradition and community. Look around, and you'll see how history and the present intertwine in its architecture. To the northwest, you'll notice the AllerWeltHaus, another cultural hub where stories of the past and present converge. Just a few steps further west, the modern structure of the Rathaus Galerie offers a striking contrast to the historical facade of the synagogue. Here, each place tells its own unique story, yet they all contribute to the rich tapestry of Hagen's cultural landscape.
Location
Nearby

AllerWeltHaus

Karl-Ernst-Osthaus Museum

Stadtmuseum Hagen

Emil Schumacher Museum

Johanniskirche

Sparkasse an Volme und Ruhr

Stadtbücherei

Stadttheater
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