Traces of Jewish Life

From the early pogroms in the 14th century and the expulsion from the city in the late Middle Ages, through the resettlement in the 19th century, to discrimination, Aryanization, forced emigration, and deportations during the Nazi era, traces of Jewish life can be found in Constance. The tour highlights specific places and streets, using images and historical documentation to recount the history of Jews in the city during the Middle Ages and modern times.

Information & Services
Duration: approx. 1.5 hours
The tour can be booked for groups year-round on any date.

Accessibility
The tour is accessible and can be undertaken with a wheelchair, walker, or stroller. Please inform us when registering. The accompanying person of individuals with disabilities who have a "B" in their ID can participate in the tour free of charge. In connection with city tours, electric mobility scooters can be used free of charge.

Dogs
Dogs are allowed as long as they do not disturb the tour. There is a continuous leash requirement. Guide and assistance dogs can be brought at any time.

Cancellation / Exclusion from the City Tour
A city tour can be canceled by the responsible person, or individual participants can be excluded from the tour if they behave inappropriately or disturb other participants (e.g., through insults).