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The Culture and Local History Association of the City of Zons implemented the €56,000 project using its own resources and without public funding in the spring of 2010.

The Jewish cemetery is located on the edge of the Zons Heath. It covers 1,600 square meters and was consecrated around 1806. After repeated desecrations, it was surrounded by a 1.90-meter-high wall in 1925. The gate is additionally secured with a chain and a padlock. Above the entrance portal are the words "Place of Eternity" in Hebrew and German letters.

Zons is something special

This sandstone crucifix dates back to a time when there was no GPS, and everyone traveled on foot or by carriage. They were important for orientation and were therefore often erected on major traffic routes. It formerly stood opposite the Juddeturm (Judde Tower).

This is a relief/commemorative plaque depicting Saint Peter and Frederick III, Count of Saarwerden. The relief depicts the Apostle Peter presenting the keys to the city to the Archbishop of Cologne.

The sculpture of the presumed founder of the city, Archbishop Friedrich III of Cologne, who moved the Rhine toll from Neuss to Zons in 1372.

The sculpture of the presumed founder of the city, Archbishop Friedrich III of Cologne, who moved the Rhine toll from Neuss to Zons in 1372.

It's a good and pleasant place to walk.