The Tempel Synagogue, opened in 1895, is a stunning building designed in the Moorish style. The facade is adorned with Stars of David, adding to its grandeur. The spacious prayer halls once accommodated over 300 parishioners and quickly became the heart of the Jewish community in the city. Sadly, during the First World War, the synagogue was damaged by bombings, resulting in the destruction of part of its authentic facade and architecture.
However, thanks to the dedicated efforts of the Jewish community, the temple was swiftly reconstructed. By 1927, new decorative inscriptions adorned the interior and the roof was replaced. Unfortunately, during the Second World War, the synagogue suffered significant damage and was ultimately destroyed.
Despite its tumultuous history, the Tempel Synagogue remains a fascinating place of worship. Visitors can still marvel at its beauty and appreciate its significance as a cultural and spiritual center. The synagogue holds prayers and Torah readings, providing a meaningful experience for those seeking a deeper connection to their faith.
Reviews from previous visitors highlight the warm hospitality of the community, the wisdom of the rabbi, and the overall cultural experience of visiting this beautiful synagogue. Additionally, the synagogue's location in the city center makes it easily accessible, with the Town Hall and the Armenian Church nearby.
It is important to note that one review mentions a negative experience, recounting a personal tragedy. However, this does not diminish the historical and cultural significance of the Tempel Synagogue.
The Temple Synagogue was opened in 1895. The building is made in the Moorish style, and the facade of the building is decorated with the Stars of David. Spacious prayer halls accommodated more than 300 parishioners. Already in the shortest possible t.. Read more »ime, the temple became the center of community life for thousands of Jewish diaspora of the city. But, during the First World War, the building was damaged during the bombing and part of the authentic facade and architecture was destroyed.
Thanks to the efforts of the Jewish community of the city, the temple was quickly reconstructed, and already in 1927, the interior was decorated with new decorative inscriptions, and the roof of the building was replaced. During the Second World War, the building of the synagogue was significantly damaged and destroyed,
27.12.20
Lviv
Super interesting place, prayers and Torah
17.07.20
Notch
That's cool
23.06.20
Владимир
Beautiful synagogue of the city. :)
01.03.20
Iryna
Extremely hospitable people, wise rabbi, great cultural experience.
17.08.19
Viktor
Choral Temple was built between 1873 and 1877 in a moresque style by the architect Julian Zachariewicz from Lemberg (Lviv). The synagogue was supposed to be a reformed temple of the more liberal oriented Jews, in contrast to the orthodox Great Synago.. Read more »gue in Synagogengasse in the lower parts of town. However, the Temple was not reformed in todays meaning of the word: there was no organ and a separate section for the ladies. Services were held in German language, the common language of most Jews of Chernivtsi. In order to raise money for the project, the most prominent representatives of the Jewish Community founded the Czernowitzer Israelitische Tempelverein (Temple Association) was founded, main donations came from the Zucker and Wagner families. The foundation stone was put in 1873 by Chief Rabbi Dr. Igel and the Orthodox Bishop Dr. Hacman. Among the several ethnic groups and religions in Chernivtsi, the Jews became the biggest and most
09.12.18
Віра
Good day ! Please tell me how to make an appointment with the Rabbi or the Secretary of the Synagogue? Thanks !
30.05.18
мирослав
The former synagogue is located in the city center. Nearby is the Town Hall, the Armenian ("Blue") Church.
09.06.17
Михайло
My grandfather was burned by an Officer in this synagogue, and Judas did not even protect him. The service is terrible
4.4 / 8
