There is a fascinating clock on the town square. A little racist in an old school can't make that again way, but it was built 600-700 years ago.
Neomi at the Jewish museum.
At the Pinkas Synagogue, they have written out each name of the Jewish people in the region killed by the Nazis. Sadly, it's a lot and covers most of the wall space. I did find both Goldstein's and Lowenthal's.

The Jewish cemetery.

After, we went for dinner. Neomi was feeling good eating her first pretzels.

We ate gelato and walked along the river.
Neomi likes gelato. A lot.

She's starting to reach out to hold our hands when she walks. We like that! Sometimes, in crowds, she pushes our hands away. That isn't good.

Looking at the boats in the river.

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