Francesco Bruttomesso

Charming lane with colourful little houses that seems to come straight out of a Harry Potter book. Most of the houses nowadays are shops, but some are preserved as they were when they were last occupied. It is striking that someone lived there in the second half of the 20th century.

This is basically a museum about the history of the Jews in Europe.

This is a museum, it has some interesting facts and items on display, but it needs knowledge of Jewish culture to be fully understood and appreciated.

Suggestive landmark. Nothing special, but worth the visit if you find yourself in town. The hole full of greenery that they built around it is beautiful.