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Pariser Hof
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Pariser Hof

A testament to German-Jewish heritage in Wiesbaden

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Founded in 1999, the Pariser Hof in Wiesbaden is a significant building dedicated to documenting German-Jewish heritage, fostering understanding as part of the city's shared culture.
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Founded
1999

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Guided Story

Take a look around at the Pariser Hof, founded in 1999. This building in Wiesbaden plays a significant role in documenting German-Jewish heritage, fostering a shared cultural understanding. If you look west, you'll spot the nearby landmark, Schwarzer Bock. Its location isn't a coincidence. The Pariser Hof was strategically chosen to connect history with the present, encouraging a shared future. This documentation is part of a larger network of places preserving the city's rich history.

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