On this page you can find various maps that guide you through fascinating Jewish history in different cities.
The maps guide you on the trail of an often somewhat hidden, but nevertheless fascinating history – past buildings, statues, memorials, mansions and squares, backyards and poor neighborhoods, all of which bear witness to 400 years of Jewish history in Denmark.
The history of Jews in Denmark is rich and diverse, and we want to make this history easily accessible to everyone. By using the maps, you can easily find the places that have played an important role in the city's Jewish community over time.
We hope you will find the maps and routes both useful and inspiring.
How to find the city map
Click on one of the images below to go to the city map, where you can read more.
You can download the three city maps for Aarhus, Copenhagen and the burial grounds for free at the Danish Jewish Museum.
