On the north wall in the courtyard of the "Judenschloss"

contradictory information about the year of demolition Last use: no use - undeveloped

Memorial Square

The third hall in the northern circle of the castle was used last. After July 1933, church services were held in private houses. Last use: no information

contradictory statements in the literature: demolition of the building in 1939 (Zacharias, 1988) and building existing (Hahn, 1987) Last use: residential

In 1926, the new synagogue was opened in the converted factory building, a former silverware factory.

Contradictory information in the literature on the date of the first desecration. Both May 1934 and 1936 are mentioned. Last use: district savings bank. Due to the fact that Christians lived in the attic, it prevented in the Reichspogromnacht 1938 also this synagogue burned down. On November 9, 2015, a memorial was established at the former synagogue.  

The building now serves cultural events under the name "Old Church/Synagogue".
Last use: meeting place.

Last major renovation and refurbishment 2015/2016

In 1857 Isaak Petersburger laid the foundation for a new synagogue in Rottweil with 25 gulden in memory of his wife Franziska née Degginger. In the following year, a new Torah scroll and a new Torah shrine could be purchased for 80 gulden. In 1861 the synagogue building association acquired a plot of land with a building at Cameralamtsgasse 6, which was converted for worship purposes in the same year. On the first floor of this building, a prayer room was established.