Only tombstones survived - the fate of the Ingelheim Jews

It was used until 1934, initially also for the deceased of the Jewish community in Ober-Ingelheim. Even if the cemetery no longer exists as such, some gravestones have been preserved. They are among the few testimonies to Jewish life in Ingelheim that survived the Holocaust.
Before we visit the cemetery, you will get an insight into the eventful history of Ingelheim Jews from the late Middle Ages to 1942, which was determined by persecution and exclusion as well as recognition and integration.

Bookable: all year round
Duration: approx. 1.5 hours
Participants per guide: up to 15 people
Booking deadline: 14 days in advance
Price per group: 45 euros plus museum admission for groups of 2 euros / per person aged 18 and over
Foreign languages: 60 euros (English & French) plus admission to the museum for groups of 2 euros / per person aged 18 and over

Note: Please book this tour directly in the museum at the Kaiserpfalz, the contact details can be found here