Moravia Sights

Jewish Cemetery

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Jewish Cemetery Review

Mikulov's massive and moving cemetery is not far from Husova ulice, just off Brnenská. The cemetery dates to shortly after 1421 when Jews were forced to leave Vienna and Lower Austria. The oldest legible stone is from 1605 and the most recent are from the 19th century, giving a wide range of stylistic flourishes. Stones for Moravian rabbis are among the most interesting. Step into the ceremonial hall to view an exhibit of the cemetery's history. The cemetery is open in July and August, and during the rest of the year keys can be borrowed from the Tourist Information Center at Nám. 1.

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  • Address: Off Brnenská ul., Mikulov, Moravia, 692 01 | Map It
  • Cost: 20 Kc
  • Hours: July and Aug., Tues.--Sun. 10--noon and 1--6; at other times contact Mikulov Tourist Information Center.
  • Location: Mikulov
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