The burial ground of the Sephardi Jews are rather special because of the remarkable and striking architectural elements.

Under the conduct of chief rabbi Dr. Carlebach, only 200 stones could be transferred to Ohlsdorf and about 175 gravestones from the cemetery Ottensen in 1939 and 1941.

Kippahs can be borrowed from the green box at the entrance gate and should be replaced when leaving the cemetery.

A memorial for the victims of The Holocaust opposite the ceremony hall commemorates the 190,000 German and over 5 million murdered European Jews.

The memorial wall behind shows the Star of David, dates and a quote from Jeremiah 8:23 "...that I might weep day and night for the slain of the daughter of my people" A few of the notables buried here are: