Židovský hřbitov Rabí

Beautiful tombstones left in space and time

I recommend to visit ? An interesting addition to a tour of Rabi Castle Nice view of the castle and its surroundings

The Jewish cemetery in Rabí was founded before 1724, ie at a time when the Jewish community began to settle there. It contains simple tombstones of the Baroque and Classicist type, readable from the first third of the 18th century. Approximately 120 tombstones, mostly made of local white limestone, have been preserved on a relatively small cemetery bordered by a quarried stone wall (which joins the outer wall of the castle). Among them stands the richly decorated tomb of Jicchak Solomon with the year 1728. The last burial took place here in 1901. The entrance portal is marked with the year 1883. The Jewish cemetery in Rabí was founded before 1724, when the Jewish community settled in here. It contains simple Baroque and Classicist tombstones, readable from the first third of the 18th century. Approximately 120 tombstones, mostly from local white limestone, have been preserved on a relatively small cemetery surrounded by a stone wall made of quarry stone (which joins the outer castle wall). Among them is remarkable the richly decorated tombstone of Yitzhak Solomon with the year 1728. The last funeral took place here in 1901. The entrance portal is marked by the year 1883.