Rabbiner-Rülf-Platz

About

Rabbiner‑Rülf‑Platz in Saarbrücken is a place of remembrance and reflection, dedicated to the legacy of Rabbi Dr. Rülf, who played a vital role in the city’s Jewish community. Located near the synagogue, the square serves as both a memorial and a public space, honoring the victims of persecution while celebrating resilience and continuity. Its design combines modern urban elements with symbolic references, creating an atmosphere that invites visitors to pause and engage with history. The site is often used for commemorative events and cultural gatherings, reinforcing its role as a bridge between past and present. Rabbiner‑Rülf‑Platz stands as a reminder of Saarbrücken’s diverse heritage and the importance of dialogue, tolerance, and remembrance in shaping the city’s identity today.

Saarbrücken Germany

Location

Rabbiner-Rülf-Platz is located in central Saarbrücken at Berliner Promenade, 66111 Saarbrücken. This memorial plaza honors the Jewish community of Saarland who were murdered during the Nazi era, featuring the commemorative artwork "The Interrupted Forest." The square lies directly in front of the Saar-Center shopping mall, providing convenient access to retail and dining options. Nearby, visitors can easily reach the vibrant city center with key attractions including Saarbrücken Castle, Ludwigskirche, and the historic Old Town, all within walking distance. The location is well-connected by local public transport, making it an accessible and meaningful site in Saarbrücken’s urban and cultural landscape.