All Synagogues In Romania

Discover the most beautiful and unique jewish synagogues in Romania and learn more about their history, architecture, and other interesting facts.

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The Aachvas Rein Synagogue (Sinagoga Aachvas Rein) is an orthodox synagogue in Oradea, Bihor County, which features a museum about the…
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The Apple Merchants' Synagogue (Sinagoga Merarilor) is a historic Jewish place of worship in the former Târgu Cucului district of…
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The Beth Israel Synagogue (Sinagoga Beit Israel) is a late 19th-century Neologist synagogue in the center of Brașov. The building…
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The Cetate Synagogue (Sinagoga din Cetate) is a Neolog synagogue on Strada Mărășești in the historic old town (Cetate) of…
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The Choral Temple (Templul Coral) is a synagogue in the Jewish quarter of central Bucharest. The temple belongs to the…
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The Fabric Synagogue (Sinagogă din Fabric) is a former Neolog synagogue in the Fabric district of Timișoara. The synagogue was…
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The Făgăraș Synagogue (Sinagoga din Făgăraș) is a historic synagogue in central Făgăraș, built in the 19th century for what…
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