Photo: Michael Sander, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
This synagogue sits on the site of the 1884 building plundered and burned down by the Nazis in 1938 and later razed. The Nazis had forced the congregation to sell the land on which the building sat afterwards, but astonishingly the city council gave the land back to the reestablished congregation in 1947. There was debate on the style of the synagogue to be built, with early suggestions rejected as "too ecclesiastical" by the anti-religious East German authorities so the resulting building is pretty modest and betrays its 1950s origins. It is kept under police surveillance due to fear of antisemitic attacks and you can see security cameras near the entrance.
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Cathedral
Church
One of the most important Gothic buildings in Germany.
Main square of the city. Full of stores with the old Post Office building.
Take a walk around the town park and see the green side of the city
Art gallery exhibiting contemporary art.
with its Burgerhouses and town hall.