Jewish Cemetery Judenbühel
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Description
From ca. 1503 to 1864, the old Jewish cemetery was located near the Alpine Zoo on the slope of the "Judenbühel" and had an area of ca. 400 m², although the area subject to monument protection amounts to approx. 14,500 m². Following acts of desecration in February 1861 and March 1863 and due to its poor accessibility as a result of the almost impassable terrain, the Jewish Community was awarded a small piece of land in the Western Cemetery for a new cemetery by the City of Innsbruck. Some of the graves were transferred from the old to the new cemetery.
Richardsweg, 6020 Innsbruck, Tyrol |
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Cadastral Data
KG 81121, EZ 151, GSt 436, TZ 14189/2009, protected monument
KG 81121, EZ 174, GSt 437, TZ 14189/2009, protected monument
KG 81121, EZ 121, GSt 442/1, TZ 14189/2009, protected monument
Area in m²
14,540
Owner
City of Innsbruck
Photos
© Fund for the Restoration of the Jewish Cemeteries in Austria