Jüdengasse (Bad Langensalza)

In 1356, an agreement was concluded between the Thuringian landgraves and the Archbishop of Mainz on the admission of Jews to the city. After that, under the protection of the aforementioned rulers, several Jewish families were again able to settle in the city.  
  
In the 15th century, the "Jüdengasse" (= "Jews' Lane") in the town, which still exists today, is mentioned several times. However, Christian families also lived in the 28 houses existing here. In the "Judengasse" was a synagogue. 1436 the Jews were banished from Langensalza.