Jewish Cemetery Klagenfurt

Established in 1895 by the Chewra Kadischa and expanded in 1930, the Jewish cemetery in Klagenfurt borders the Catholic cemetery of St. Ruprecht. Around 100 gravestones and four memorial plaques have been preserved. Bomb damage caused during World War II was repaired in the 1960s. The cemetery is kept locked, keys are available from the Klagenfurt cemetery administration.