Raschitor (North Gate), Worms

Rabbi Salomon ben Isaac, called Rashi. To this day, the Talmud commentator and scholar is highly valued in the Jewish world. Around 1060 he studied in the Lehrhaus in Worms, which was then known throughout Europe.

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A beautifully designed part of the city wall of Worms, but not a medieval city gate.

Next to the Andreasstift and the Nibelungen Museum there is a beautiful archway of the city wall at the end of the Judengasse. In the War of Succession Worms 1689 was severely damaged. The medieval city wall was not rebuilt and it served as an "open quarry". Only in the years before and after the First World War parts of the city wall were redesigned. Although these are therefore reconstructions that are subject to a certain romantic influence and historically not always worked correctly, but ultimately enrich the cityscape.