Historic synagogues - Wikipedia
The oldest active synagogue in Europe is the Old New Synagogue of Prague in the Czech Republic, built in the 1270s. The Ben Ezra Synagogue of Cairo is the longest-serving synagogue in the world, having continuously served as one from 1025 AD until the mid 20th century.
Synagogue - Wikipedia
After extensive renovations concluding in late 2020, the main sanctuary (Kuppelsaal with 310 seats) will be reopened for general culture, and the small synagogue (Wochentags-Synagoge, with space for around 45 visitors)
Explore All 3,318 Synagogues In Europe With This Amazing Online Tool
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A Visual & Historical Record of Synagogues
Synagogues360 brings you a unique visual and historical experience of synagogues across North America, Europe and Asia from small, remote villages to cosmopolitan cities. On our journey we have had the privilege not only of witnessing outstanding examples of synagogue architecture, but also hearing the stories of many of these synagogues and ...
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Heritage & Heritage Sites - Jewish Heritage Europe
A first small synagogue was built in Norrköping by Jacob Marcus in 1790. Marcus had arrived in the town in 1782 with special permission to trade and to open factories. The present synagogue (on Brabogatan) was dedicated in 1858. In 1860, the congregation had 99 members. Today, there are few Jews in the town.
Historic Synagogues
The most emblematic feature of the Jewish communities in the cities, towns and villages of Europe has been the synagogues they built, many of them displaying real artistic and architectural accomplishment.
Historic Synagogues
Inside the synagogue sanctuary, one side wall contains six tall and narrow inscriptions that record the names (12 per inscription), of more than 70 of the synagogues known to have existed in Thessaloniki, including those from before the great fire of 1917, and those in use during the interwar years of the 1920s and 1930s.
Historic Synagogues of Europe
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Historic Synagogues - Fdn Jewish Heritage
The Foundation commissioned unprecedented research, undertaken by the Center for Jewish Art of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, to create an inventory of the historic synagogues that exist today across the whole of Europe, categorising each synagogue building according to its (i) significance and (ii) condition.
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