Jewish Cemetery
Virtual Tour
The oldest tombstone in the local Jewish cemetery, which could be accurately dated, is from 1604.
However, in addition to several other Renaissance-style tombstones, the cemetery is dominated by sandstone and marble tombstones in the Baroque and Empire styles. The most important figure to have been buried here was Jakub Bashevi (1634), the financier of Albrecht von Wallenstein; he was historically the first Jew to be ennobled. In the preserved Mortuary and Funeral Hall there is an exhibition related to the local roots and traditions of the Jewish culture.
Pražská ulice
Mladá Boleslav, 293 01
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Jewish cemetery
Jewish cemetery
Jewish cemetery
Jewish cemetery
Jewish cemetery
Jewish cemetery
Jewish cemetery
Jewish cemetery
Jewish cemetery
Jewish cemetery
Jewish cemetery
Jewish cemetery
Jewish cemetery
Jewish cemetery
Jewish cemetery
Jewish cemetery
Jewish cemetery
26.3.2014 15:23:50 - updated 20.5.2014 14:51:56 | read 10654x | kiva
Infocentrum Mladá Boleslav
Železná 107
293 01 Mladá Boleslav
Železná 107
293 01 Mladá Boleslav
