Cemetery profile
Adass-Jisroel Cemetery
Adass-Jisroel Cemetery in Weißensee: an Orthodox Jewish congregational cemetery first used in 1880, with visits by prior arrangement.
Address and entrances
Getting here by public transport
Nearby stops: Wittlicher Straße (Bus 156); Piesporter Straße (Bus X54).
Cemetery map, parking and finding your way
Public on-street parking spaces are available on Falkenberger Straße. These spaces are free of charge. Check the current signs on site.
Interactive orientation
Adass-Jisroel Cemetery on the map
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The numbering links each entry to its marker on the map.
Location profile
History and distinctive features
The Orthodox Jewish Adass Jisroel congregation acquired this site on Wittlicher Straße in 1873. Its first burial took place in 1880; around 3,000 people were buried here before the congregation was destroyed under Nazi rule. This separate congregational cemetery survives as a protected historic garden.
- Visiting and use
- The cemetery is normally locked. Visits must be arranged with the cemetery administration in advance.
- Area
- 1.35 hectares