This information is archived      Jewish Traces in Arlon XIXth - XXth centuries In the 19th century the Jewish community of Arlon was relatively important; it represented 2 % of the total population of Arlon. european institute of cultural routes Michel Thomas-Penette 28 September 2005 The capital city of Luxemburg also had the first synagogue in Belgium, as well as the oldest "Jewish square" on its cemetery. Documents from the 18th and 19th century bear witness of the settlement of the community in the city, while objects linked to religion and the activities of the Jewish community give you an image of the multiple aspects of the community and its traditions. Closed during the Christmas school holidays. Guided visit for groups by reservation. Accessible for people with reduced mobility. What ? exhibition   When ? from 22/10/2005 to 16/04/2006   By whom ? Musée Gaspar Rue des Martyrs, 16 6700 Arlon 00 32 (0)63 60 06 54 00 32 (0)63 22 84 12 Belgium    musee.gaspar@skynet.be