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Synagoge Pforzheim
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Synagoge Pforzheim

A Gothic and Moorish Revival Architectural Gem

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The Pforzheim Synagogue, inaugurated on December 27, 1892, skillfully combined Gothic architecture with the exotic elegance of Moorish Revival style. Its prominent structure on Zerrennerstraße 26/28 was destroyed in November 1938.

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The synagogue was built to replace a structure from 1812.

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Architectural Style
Gothic

Guided Story

Right here on Zerrennerstraße 26/28 once stood the Pforzheim Synagogue, inaugurated on December 27, 1892. Imagine the blend of Gothic architecture with the exotic flair of Moorish Revival style. This unique design created an atmosphere that can still captivate the imagination. The synagogue was more than a place of worship; it was a testament to the cultural richness and diversity of the city. Sadly, the building was destroyed in November 1938, yet its legacy remains an integral part of Pforzheim's history. Looking east, you can see the Friedrich Burger monument, reminding us of another chapter in this area's story.

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