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After Ten Years of Renovation: Jewish Ritualbad Mikwe Reopened in Worms

Five years ago, when it was decided that the Jewish community in Mainz, Speyer and Worms would become a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Middle Ages, the Jewish Ritual Bath in Worms was closed. It had to be renovated. It took ten years to rehabilitate the so-called Mikwe, now one of the most famous cultural sites of Jewish faith in Germany can be visited again. The steps are uneven, different in size. Those who descend should concentrate, be co…
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Five years ago, when it was decided that the Jewish community in Mainz, Speyer and Worms would become a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Middle Ages, the Jewish Ritual Bath in Worms was closed. It had to be renovated. It took ten years to rehabilitate the so-called Mikwe, now one of the most famous cultural sites of Jewish faith in Germany can be visited again. The steps are uneven, different in size. Those who descend should concentrate, be co…

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17:30live Rheinland Pfalz/Hessen broke the news on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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