Name: Old Jewish Cemetery, Split
Address: 21000, Split, Croatia, HR
Telephone: +385 21 384 066

Old Jewish Cemetery, Split is a cemetery, located at 21000, Split, Croatia. They can be contacted via phone at +385 21 384 066 for more detailed information.

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21000, Split

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Added by Jopie, at 21 August 2016

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Anonymous

06 April 2018

Got here by chance. Keys are at the adjacent cafe. An interesting cemetery.
Anonymous

13 November 2017

The oldest Jewish cemetery in Croatia, one of the oldest in Europe and the world. It was founded in 1573 and was in use until 1945. It is a protected cultural monument of the Republic of Croatia. It would be good for the Jewish Community in Split, the City of Split and the Republic of Croatia to ensure that the cemetery does not look so disagreeable and neglected. And to be regularly open to the public.
Anonymous

06 September 2017

If it's a historical monument then it lacks any information on the site about the history of this place. Simple infoboard would do.
Anonymous

14 November 2016

Povjesno mjesto kao najstarije židovsko groblje u Hrvatskoj sa židovima koji su puno učinili za ovaj grad, kao Vid Morpurgo.
Anonymous

09 October 2016

Alter jüdischer Friedhof in Split. Als die Sefarden im 16.JH. (spanische Juden) ankamen, mit der Zeit kauften sie sich gemeinsam dieses Stück Land. Es kommt noch äusserst selten vor, so gut wie gar nie, dass jemand aus jüdischer Gemeinde Splits dort begraben wird.
Anonymous

28 August 2016

A temeto a Vidilica kavezo mogott huzodik a Marjan csucsa fele. Fallal van korulveve, a bejarata a kavezo epulete mellett a jobb oldalon talalhato. A sirok kozott regiek is vannak a 19. szazad elejerol. A sirok egy jo reszet megrongaltak, osszetortek.

The cemetery is the underlying Vidilica cafe Marjan highlight of the half. There is a wall surrounding the entrance to the cafe next to the buildings right away. The tombs across the regions are in the early 19th Century. A good portion of the tombs defaced, shattered.