The historic core of the tour where a Licensed Guide connects landmarks, names, and events to trace the threads of Jewish life, loss, and legacy.

The starting point of the tour, marking the historic site of a magnificent house of worship built in 1904, burned down during Kristallnacht in 1938, and subsequently demolished by order of the city.

A park area featuring a bust of Ferdinand Lassalle, where the guide highlights how prominent Jewish figures shaped German politics and culture.

A historic street that once housed Orthodox Jewish prayer rooms, adding a quiet layer to the neighborhood's past.

The world’s only museum dedicated to Heinrich Heine—the celebrated poet, journalist, and Jewish intellectual born in Düsseldorf in 1797.

A prominent avenue where the guide brings the story of Heinrich Heine's life and cultural impact to life.

The birthplace of Heinrich Heine and a former property of the Van Geldern family, who were among Düsseldorf's earliest Jewish settlers.

The final stop of the tour; a memorial center located inside the former Gestapo headquarters where Jewish residents were interrogated before deportation. It serves as a place of remembrance for the Holocaust and honors the community that has since rebuilt itself.