No two synagogues are alike. Each has its own unique history and characteristics, which are often reflected in the design of the synagogue itself.
Many older synagogues mirror the architectural trends of the era they were constructed in, such as Romanesque arches, intricate Moorish carvings or Gothic stained glass windows.
Historic synagogues often offer tours for Jewish history buffs and architecture lovers alike. Thanks to the wonder of social media, you don’t need to book a flight to see some of the world’s most impressive synagogues. A simple scroll through Instagram can serve as a virtual visit to synagogues from Mumbai to Mexico City.
Here are a few of the synagogues that we’ve loved sharing on our Instagram feed:
The Jubilee Synagogue (also called the Jerusalem Synagogue) in Prague, Czech Republic
