Jewish Nuremberg Virtual Tour. From Vibrant Community To Nuremberg Laws

Book this Jewish Nuremberg virtual tour to explore the interesting, yet devastating history of the Nuremberg Jews. Prior to the WW2 it was the second largest Jewish community in Bavaria. A lot of local Jews immigrated in 1930s. Natzis wiped it out those who stayed.

The tour starts with a virtual stroll around the Old Town, where you’ll uncover traces of the medieval Jewish community, including stones from the old Jewish cemetery. Learn why the Star of David marks the floor of Nuremberg’s most important church and walk around the Jewish quarter. Find out how the community was re-established following the Black Death and where the synagogues were built.

Finally, we’ll move forward in time to the devastating 20th century. Learn why Nuremberg was considered by the Nazis as the “most German of all German cities” and how it affected the local Jews. Virtually visit the Nazi rally grounds and learn about the Nuremberg Laws. Explore the tragic events of the Crystal Night pogrom and visit the memorials that honor the wiped-out community and symbolize modern-day Nuremberg’s preservation of its history.

Join this virtual Jewish Nuremberg tour to gain a deeper understanding of the city’s complex and poignant Jewish heritage.