Jewish Cemetery, Worms
Europe's oldest surviving Jewish cemetery, with tombstones dating from 1058 and UNESCO World Heritage status.
Europe's oldest surviving Jewish cemetery, with tombstones dating from 1058 and UNESCO World Heritage status.
A rare medieval Jewish courtyard in Speyer preserves one of northern Europe's most significant medieval communities, recognized as…
Three medieval monuments in Erfurt's Old Town—including Europe's oldest synagogue—document a flourishing medieval Jewish community.
A Roman Catholic church in Freiburg's Wiehre district, opened in 1899 as the city's Catholic and Protestant communities…
Düsseldorf's largest Protestant church, built 1875–1881 in Romanesque Revival style. Its 88-metre tower dominates Martin-Luther-Platz and survived World…
The Jewish Museum Berlin is the largest Jewish museum in Europe, presenting two thousand years of German-Jewish history…
The Department Store of the West - continental Europe's largest, whose sixth-floor food halls fed West Berlin's defiance…
The Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church (Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedächtniskirche) is a landmark Protestant church on the Kurfürstendamm in the heart of…
An early 20th-century steel railway bridge across the Rhine at Mainz, destroyed in 1945 and reconstructed in 1955…
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