Jewish Cemetery, Duszniki-Zdrój

The Jewish cemetery in Duszniki-Zdrój was located at Słowackiego street, behind the railway station, and although it survived the war, today it has left no trace of itself.

Last burials

The last burials at the cemetery took place in the 1940s. It was therefore a cemetery still in use during and just after the war.

Disappearance without destruction

The cemetery was not destroyed during the war, yet today not a single gravestone remains on the site. The site has been liquidated as a burial place, and no visible traces remain of its former function.

Nearby

In Duszniki-Zdrój itself it is worth visiting the Museum of Papermaking, and not far away stand the Franciscan church and monastery and the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Mountain lovers are close to Narożnik.

Practical information

• Location: Słowackiego street, behind the railway station in Duszniki-Zdrój
• A site with no surviving gravestones or markings of the cemetery grounds
• What to expect: the former location of the cemetery with no physical remains - it is worth learning its history beforehand, as nothing on site speaks of it