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Alsacien Museum of Strasbourg

A memory of Judaism in Alsace. A unique collection, testimony to rural and ancient communities, displayed from the very beginning in the museum. The Musée Alsacien has one of the most important collections of Judaica in Europe, thanks in particular to the special link established in 1907 with the “Société d'histoire des Israélites d'Alsace et de Lorraine (SHIAL)”. This society, created by Rabbi Moïse Ginsburger in 1905, initially aimed to collect and preserve documents and objects related to the history of the Jews of the region, so that they would remain in Alsace rather than be sent to Berlin, the capital of the German Empire to which Alsace belonged at this time. In 1907, the SHIAL was tasked by the founders of the Alsatian Museum to create a collection of Judaica for the museum newly opened to the public. The Society collected and placed objects, which today represent nearly 400 items, in addition to the museum's own acquisitions. This partnership, which is more than a century old, shows that from the beginning this project to report on the Alsatian identity fully integrates the Jewish communities. This approach has continued throughout the history of the Musée Alsacien: acquisitions, publications and also presentations. Thus, the Judaica are not confined to the "religions and beliefs" section, but are integrated, along with the other religions of the concordat (Protestantism/Catholicism, Judaism), into the presentation of the different ages of life and into temporary exhibitions. The donation of the Genizah of Dambach-la-Ville has enriched the Alsatian Museum both digitally (900 items) and scientifically, and it now possesses one of the most important collections of mappot in the world, including several from the 17th century. This exceptional collection was unveiled to the public at the "Héritage inespéré" exhibition in October 2016. http://judaisme.sdv.fr/today/musals/galerie.ht

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Cathedral of Notre Dame of Strasbourg

To observe the wonderful front of the cathedral, with its multitude of figures/sculptures takes several hours ! Its particularly rich statuary tells countless stories to the attentive observer. The main front, the most richly decorated, presents on its right portal the Tempter, surrounded by the Wise and Foolish Virgins, on the left portal the battle of the Vices and the Virtues. Between the two, the central portal evokes the passion and resurrection of Christ. Continuing the observation from the Place du Chateau (Castle Square), we will let our eyes linger on the south portal and more particularly on the pair of sculptures of the Church and the Synagogue, placed on either side of these portals. They originally framed a figure of King Solomon, an artwork that has now disappeared. These two female figures, allegories of the Christian and Judaic religions, are among the most famous masterpieces of Western art in the Middle Ages.

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The Synagogue de la Paix

The construction of the Great Synagogue of Peace was inaugurated on March 23, 1958. It has about 1,700 seats. This building, the seat of the Chief Rabbinate, simultaneously includes several places of worship: the "Mercaz" youth oratory, and the Leo Cohn synagogue of the Sefarad rite, a Gan Chalom kindergarten, a Yehuda Halevy elementary school, administrative and social premises, a large library, as well as the premises of the Community Center and of the Jewish radio station "Radio Judaïca" (102.9 MHz in FM). The modernism of the building is reflected in the materials and the masterplan of the building. Traditional symbols of Judaism can be found in the building, such as: the vast vault is supported by twelve columns evoking the twelve tribes of Israel: the first two frame the exterior portal, and the ten located inside recall the Ten Commandments. The main front consists of a continuous network of stars of David, a monumental work of ironwork, at the base of which begin the metal portal, whose leaves are decorated with the emblems of the twelve tribes of Israel. Inside, the nave can be split in half by a large wooden wall and form a conference room of 400 seats: it is the Hirschler room in memory of the great rabbi of the Lower Rhine, who died in deportation. The Holy Ark, located on the stage ("Al memor") is a round sanctuary in wrought iron and above a large Star of David is placed horizontally on five thin columns. On the pediment is an inscription in Hebrew: "Do we not all have the same Father?" The curtain of the Holy Ark is a vast Aubusson tapestry cartoon by the famous tapestry artist, Jean Lurçat. For more information: http://judaisme.sdv.fr/histoire/villes/strasbrg/index.htm

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מסעדות בסגנון יהודי JEWISH STYLE RESTAURANTS

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Warm and authentic atmosphere like in the popular trattorias nestled in the alleys of Bergamo; fresh products, directly imported from Italy to prepare our pizze or our tipicci piatti … But also a whole state of mind!

Winstub Meiselocker

Alsatian restaurant, Meiselocker is one of those traditional houses in which we like to meet to share a gourmet moment in a friendly atmosphere in the center of Strasbourg. Discover Alsace through typical regional dishes where generosity rhymes with quality, friendliness and gourmet food in downtown Strasbourg. Belonging to the French association of Maître Restaurateurs, Le Meiselocker guarantees "homemade" cuisine and the promise of local products, authentic recipes... tasty and gourmet dishes!

Restaurant 1741

Welcome to Restaurant et Boudoir 1741. Located opposite the Palais des Rohan on the right bank of the Il, in the shadow of the Cathedral and in the historic center of Strasbourg, Restaurant 1741 has taken up residence in one of the noblest residences of the Quai des Bateliers, combining tradition and sobriety. From its magnificent vaulted wine cellar to intimate lofts, let yourself be carried away by the staircase that will lead you to the boudoirs in boudoirs to meet unexpected and surprising discoveries, in a refinement specific to exceptional places. Immerse yourself in the world of our gourmet restaurant and discover, as you wish and according to your wishes, our warm and baroque Salon de Cotte, our Salon Massol and its intimate alcove, the Kitchen Area offering a breathtaking view and our Salon de Rohan located on the top floor. Book your gastronomic moment now in our restaurant 1741 or contact us directly for more information.

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Régine Baumgärtner

I offer guided city tours in English, Spanish, French or German. The guided city tours can be undertaken by foot, by bike, with your own bus or by tramway. Some of the tours offered include: Traces of Jewish heritage in Strasbourg with the Mikvah; Figures: Goethe, A. Schweitzer, Gutenberg, famous women; City Center: Maison Kammerzell, Petite-France, etc; Cathedral: astronomical clock, crypt, stained glass windows, etc.; and Architecture: Gothic, Renaissance, French building from 18th Century, Art Nouveau, Art Deco

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Hotels in Strasbourg

Ettenheim

In the heart of Strasbourg, a stone's throw from the cathedral, the hotel ETTENHEIM welcomes you in a building of character, dating from the 18th century, completely renovated in 2012. Erected in 1759 to serve as a second residence to Father Abbot of the Ettenheimmunster Benedictine Abbey. You will find on the front side of the hotel a few architectural elements: - The miter of a Father Abbot over the entrance door. - A woman’s face representing piety on the first level, over the middle window. - Three cobs on the first level, under the middle window. The building has been classified since 1922 as a historical monument, also known under the name of Ettenheimmunster.

Hôtel Au Cerf d'Or

Located in the shadow of the historic gate of the civil hospices of the city of Strasbourg, the Cerf d'Or welcomes you in a warm and traditional setting. This real Alsatian house dating from the 15th century filled with half-timbering and noble materials from the region offers rooms that are all different from each other; a choice restaurant and a relaxation area with swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and massages contribute to the quality of the accommodation. 5 minutes walk from Strasbourg Cathedral, our family and all their team will be happy to welcome you.

Hôtel du Dragon

Ideally located in Strasbourg city center, the 4-star Hotel du Dragon will be the ideal place for your stay in the Alsatian capital. A few steps from Quai Saint-Nicolas and the Petite France district , our establishment will allow you to reach the unmissable sites and splendors of Strasbourg in a few minutes on foot. Our 4-star hotel in Strasbourg offers you top-of-the-range comfort, in the heart of a building full of character, in a refined and contemporary setting. Let yourself be seduced by the friendly atmosphere that emanates from the rooms, thanks to the combination of raw materials and modern colors. Each of them offers high quality equipment and the latest technology.

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