Baumweg-Synagoge
Baumweg-Synagoge stands in Frankfurt’s Ostend district as a place of Jewish worship and community life. Regular prayer services connect the synagogue with the city’s diverse religious landscape, which includes liberal and Orthodox traditions.
Frankfurt has had a Jewish presence since 1150, while Jewish residents faced restrictions and confinement in the Judengasse until emancipation in the late seventeenth century. Today, this synagogue supports continuity and modern Jewish life through prayer, religious activities and communal gatherings.
Its setting belongs to a wider network of Jewish spaces across Frankfurt, including prayer rooms at Frankfurt Airport.
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