JEWISH CEMETERY

Built in 1856, it is the only pre-war Jewish cemetery to have been completely preserved. The preservation of monuments, buildings and places of worship in Poland is always miraculous. After the Nazi occupation, many were destroyed. This cemetery is an exceptional example of ^19th-century funerary art. Sparsely frequented, it imposes a melancholy atmosphere, where solitude accompanies the beautiful Jewish headstones, half-overgrown by tall weeds, for lack of a Jewish community large enough to maintain it.