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Synagoge

Where Modern Design Embraces Tradition

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Built in 1994, the synagogue in Heidelberg was designed by architect Alfred Jacoby. It features a unique design by Brian Clarke, blending contemporary architecture with traditional Jewish culture.
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The synagogue was founded in the same year it was built.

Quick Facts

Founded
1994
Architect
Alfred Jacoby
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

Guided Story

You're standing before a striking piece of modern architecture, designed by Alfred Jacoby. This synagogue, built in 1994, masterfully combines contemporary design with the traditions of Jewish culture. Notice the clean lines and harmonious structure, which create a unique sense of space and light. The design is marked by the distinctive touch of artist Brian Clarke. To the south, about 160 meters away, you'll find the Kunstraum Vincke-Liepmann, another place celebrating art and culture. This synagogue stands as a silent witness to the merging of past and present, appealing to both locals and visitors alike.

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