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The former synagogue of the Jewish community of Hürben was located in the heart of the old town center. Its location illustrates how Jewish life was once an integral part of everyday life here. The synagogue could accommodate up to 200 people. The building was looted during Kristallnacht in 1938, set on fire a year later, and finally destroyed. Today, a remnant of wall marks the site of the synagogue, and a memorial stone commemorates the fourteen people who were deported and murdered. An inscription bearing the dates 1504 and 1942 marks the beginning and the violent end of Jewish life in Hürben.

Krumbach's market square is the town's historical heart. Protected from flooding, it sits on a small plateau. The most striking building is undoubtedly the historic half-timbered town hall, dating from 1679. The square was formerly used as a granary. Here, trade, government, and daily life took place.

In the past, numerous mills lined the banks of the water. There were once 24 of them on the Kammel River. One of them was located right here at the weir. First mentioned in the 15th century, it operated until 1966. Today, it generates electricity. And so, the mill wheel still turns at the Lower Mill.

Beautiful old mill. Here you can be intoxicated by the sound of rushing water.

Great par with plenty of seating and plenty of shade in summer

A beautiful building at the weir of the Kammel, at the northeast end of the "Stadtgarten", one of the highlights when walking through the park, even the mill wheel is still turning

Beautiful square with the Old Town Hall, a half-timbered building dating from 1679. Restaurants are available on the square. Traffic has been reduced for the time being.

The Hürben Synagogue was built in 1675. In the same year, the Jewish community of Hürben became an independent Jewish religious community, which existed for 267 years, until 1942. It was a hall building with arched windows and a small dome over the Torah shrine. The synagogue was renovated in 1872 and 1908.