Lappenberg (Hildesheim)

It is in the South of the district Neustadt between Wollenweberstrasse, another historic street, and Neues Tor, a medieval city gate.

Kehrwiederwall, a part of the rampart system which was built around Hildesheim in the Middle Ages, is in the South of Lappenberg.

The famous tower Kehrwiederturm, one of the most important sights of Hildesheim, is behind Lappenberg in the small lane Am Kehrwieder.

[2] The synagogue of Hildesheim was built in Lappenberg in 1849 by E. F. Schwartz, an architect from Hanover, and in 1881 a Jewish school was inaugurated opposite.

Schindler lived in the street Goettingstrasse in Weststadt, a residential area in the West of Hildesheim.

Hildesheim's synagogue
Former Jewish school
Foundations of the synagogue with the apsis in the foreground
House no. 3 with a Star of David above the entrance
Monument of the synagogue
Jerusalem House
Partial view of Lappenberg with Kehrwiederturm tower
Jewish cemetery in Hildesheim
Am Kehrwieder lane in the Jewish community
Medieval gate Neues Tor
Historic street Wollenweberstrasse in the Jewish community
Commemorative plaque at no. 30, Goettingstrasse