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New Synagogue
A landmark of Jewish heritage in Berlin
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Berlin: Insider50 pts
The New Synagogue on Oranienburger Straße, inaugurated in 1866, showcases Moorish Revival architecture and served as Berlin's largest Jewish place of worship. Designed by Eduard Knoblauch, this architectural heritage monument is a testament to Conservative Judaism in the city. With seating for over 3,000, it was once among Europe's largest synagogues.
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The synagogue was designed by Eduard Knoblauch.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1859
- Architect
- Eduard Knoblauch
- Architectural Style
- Moorish
- Height
- 21.3 m
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
- Opening Hours
- Apr-Sep: Mo-Fr 10:00-18:00; Su 10:00-19:00; Oct-Mar: Su-Th 10:00-18:00; Fr 10:00-15:00
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
- Website
- centrumjudaicum.de
- Phone
- +49 30 88028300
Audio Guide
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Part of These Trails
Churches of BerlinStop 5 of 8
Industrial-Era BerlinStop 3 of 10
Location
Nearby
Sprüth Magers
204 m away
KW Institute for Contemporary Art
244 m away
Krausnickpark
208 m away
Schalenbrunnen (Nordwest)
140 m away
KunstHof Berlin
65 m away
Heckmann Höfe
77 m away
Monbijoupark
263 m away
Nördliche Monbijoubrücke
295 m away
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