This is the cemetery was the final resting place for the Jewish inhabitants of Lendava and the surrounding villages. In the cemetery of the Jewish inhabitants of Lendava, the tombstones are facing Jerusalem, as required. The Jewish cemetery is surrounded by a stone fence. The Jewish cemetery in Lendava was divided into three parts, the Hevra, the non-Hevra and the children's place.
The Jewish inhabitants began to bury their dead in this cemetery in 1850, and by 1880 they had to expand the cemetery.