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Carlebach-Synagoge

A beacon of Jewish heritage in Lübeck's Old City

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Nestled between the Aegidienkirche and St.-Annen Monastery, the Carlebach Synagogue stands as the only fully preserved Jewish house of worship in Schleswig-Holstein's Lübeck Old City. Founded in 1880, it honors the legacy of its first rabbi, Salomon Carlebach. The synagogue’s classic architecture and cultural significance as a heritage monument invite you to experience its historical and spiritual depth. Discover the captivating aura of a past that still resonates within these walls.

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The Carlebach Synagogue in Lübeck is the only fully preserved Jewish house of worship in Schleswig-Holstein.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1880
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Wheelchair Access: Not accessible

Guided Story

Imagine standing in a place where history whispers through the air. Look up at the graceful arches and intricate details of the facade. Named after its first rabbi, Salomon Carlebach, this synagogue has been a witness to countless stories since 1880. If you listen closely, you might hear echoes of the congregation that gathered here over the decades. Behind you, the St.-Aegidien Church and the nearby St.-Annen Monastery remind you that this spot is a crossroads of faiths and narratives. Let the tranquillity envelop you, feeling the blend of past and present. This is a place of reflection and remembrance, inviting you to explore the tales of courage and belief that these walls hold.