Start your tour at the Hohe Weide Synagogue, a central place of Jewish life since 1960, where you will learn essential aspects of Judaism and admire Jewish treasures, such as a historic Hanukah chandelier and the magnificent crown of a Torah scroll from the destroyed Bornplatz Synagogue.

You will then wander past the historic foundation houses and hear exciting stories about the revival of Jewish life after the Shoah.

This is followed by a visit to the box hall of the Hamburger Kammerspiele, the building that once housed a Jewish lodge and a Jewish household school. Hear exciting stories about the lives of Jewish residents of the Grindel Quarter.

You will then explore the Joseph Carlebach Educational House and the former Bornplatz and gain insights into the results of the excavations from 2023, which recovered treasures from the construction of what was once the largest synagogue in northern Germany. Here you can find out what the synagogue once looked like.

For a culinary break, visit the kosher market, taste authentic, kosher snacks and learn interesting things about typical Jewish food and the associated Jewish traditions.

Finally, you will meet an expert from the Bornplatz Synagogue Foundation at the Chabad Education Center, who will tell you everything about the new Bornplatz Synagogue and current developments.