Jewish

The medieval mikveh is found on the site of the former Lázeňské náměstí (Bath Square). The Jewish mikveh served for symbolic ritual purification for Orthodox Jews before the beginning of the Sabbath and other Jewish holidays. It was used by women mostly following menstruation, before their wedding and after childbirth. The mikveh is described in the Old Testament. Certain rules applied to its construction, meaning that the appearance of the mikveh is roughly the same whether seen in excavations...

Synagogue in Lomnice – This temple has been in Lomnice for over 200 years. After the Second World War, none of the Jewish inhabitants of Lomince returned to the village. In addition to the synagogue, which today serves as a cultural facility, another important Jewish monument is the old Jewish cemetery with almost 1000 tombstones, the oldest of which date back to the beginning of the 18th century.

One of the oldest synagogues in Moravia. Built in the years 1652 - 1656 in the Moorish-style renaissance.

The Jewisch Cemetery was probably founded after the mid-seventeenth century and completed in 1892 according to the design of a Vienesse architect Franz Neumann. Its area of 7.136 m2 is covered with approximately 400 gravestones, the oldest ones from the beginning of the 18th century. In the 1980´s, the cemetery was heavily damaged, but the town of Břeclav had it repaired in the early 1990´s.

Complete Jewish dominance in trade and crafts, mainly related to the processing of hides and wool and recorded with the advent of the 19th century and during. It is also one of the characteristics with which we briefly describe the whole behavior of the Jews in the 19th rousínovských century. Important royal regulation and reform in 19th century greatly affected the life of the Jewish population rousínovského. When the provisional Local Government " of 1849 provided that every political community...