Synagogue probably from the 16th century, possibly built in gothic style; lost its original appearance due to reconstruction in the 19th century; valuable art objects were present Synagogue was blown up during the Nazi era; few preserved gravestones of the former Jewish community at the (dilapidated?) cemetery Last use: No information

Oberhoffaktor Samson Wertheimer supported the renovation of the synagogue (1st half of the 18th century); the synagogue had interesting landscape paintings inside, at least until 1860 Last use: No information

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Gattendorf had its own synagogue since 1833; new synagogue built in 1862; a school was probably also built at that time; Gattendorf had its own rabbi until 1885; then Gattendorf was affiliated with the Kittse religious community; Last use: No information

Already in the 17th century there was a Jewish community in Kittsee. There existed a synagogue and a cemetery. Last use: No information

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1st synagogue 1747 in Deutschkreuz; new building 1834; synagogue was located in the center of the village; the building towered over surrounding houses Last use: No information

1717 Building with synagogue and ritual bath erected by Samson Werheimer, chief court factor of the emperor and provincial rabbi of Hungary 1813-1815 structural changes 1875 owned by the Wolf family 1945 owned by the Red Cross: served among others as a prayer house for Jewish soldiers of the Russian commandant's office since 1972 Association of the Austrian Jewish Museum Eisenstadt 1978 restoration work 1979 Inauguration of the synagogue and opening of a museum Last use: Synagogue and Jewish Museum

Synagogue served as location hall after 1945; acquired by the Austrian Federation of Trade Unions in 1951; demolition and construction of a new office building Last use: new construction of an office building

private prayer room Last use: No information