List of synagogues in Romania

List of synagogues in Romania

This is a list of synagogues and Jewish temples in Romania, divided by historical region.

Banat

*Timişoara
**Synagogue of Cetate, 1863-1865
**Synagogue of Fabric, 1889
**Iosefin Synagogue [http://cet.rdstm.ro/files/iosefin.htm]
**Synagogue of Cuza Vodă street, 1843
*Other towns
**Synagogue of Caransebeş, 1893
**Sephardic Synagogue of Lugoj ("Small Synagogue") [http://www.poze-romania.ro/poza.php?idp=13976]
**Synagogue of Reşiţa, 1910 [http://resitaonline.ro/module-pnGallery2-main-g2_view-core:ShowItem-g2_itemId-1087-g2_imageViewsIndex-1.html]

Bucharest

*Synagogue of Calea Moşilor [http://www.judaica.ro/monumente-bucuresti.php]
*Yeshua Tova Synagogue ("Sinagoga Ieşua Tova", or "Sinagoga Podul Mogoşoaiei"), 1827
*Great Synagogue (Bucharest), 1910 (today a museum)
*Unirea Sfântă Synagogue, 1836 (hosting the Jewish Museum (Bucharest))
*Templul Coral, 1866
*Credinţa Temple, 1926
*Chabad Lyubavitsh of Romania [http://www.chabad.org/centers/default.asp?AID=118397]

Crişana

*Arad
**Sinagoga neologă, 1834 [http://oterarad.jewish.ro/html/Synagogue.html]
**Synagogue Ortodoxă, 1920
*Oradea
**Orthodox Synagogue [http://www.oradea-online.ro/oradea/2/galeria_oradea3_5.htm]
**Sion Synagogue ("Templul Neolog"), 1878

Dobrogea

*Synagogue of Babadag, 1893
*Synagogue of Tulcea, ("Templul evreiesc") [http://www.judaica.ro/monumente-tulcea.php]
*Great Synagogue ("Ashkenazi"), Constanţa, 1911

Maramureş

*Satu Mare
**Synagogue of Ţibleş street, 1912
**Synagogue "Saare Tora", 1927 (next to the Great Temple)
**Great Temple, 1889 [http://www.satu-mare.ro/biserici/Synagogue.html.ro] [http://otersm.jewish.ro/istorie.html]
*Other towns
**Synagogue of Baia Mare, 1885 [http://www.jewish.ro/html/____viata_evreiasca_in_baia_ma.html]
**Synagogue of Seini, 1904
**Vijniţer Klaus Temple, Sighetu Marmaţiei, 1885 [http://www.atti.info/Maramures/maramures14.htm]

Moldavia

*Bacău
**Synagogue Rabin Avram Arie Rosen
**Cerealiştilor Temple, 1906
*Botoşani
**Synagogue "Hoihe Sil", 1834
**Yiddish Synagogue
*Fălticeni
**Synagogue of Fălticeni, 1890
**Great Synagogue, 1838-1854
*Iaşi
**Cismarilor Synagogue
**Great Synagogue of Iaşi, 1671
**Merarilor Synagogue, (19th century)
*Tecuci
**Synagogue of Gh. Asachi street [http://www.judaica.ro/monumente-tecuci.php]
**Synagogue of Bran street
*Vatra Dornei
**Synagogue of Luceafărul street
**Great temple, 1898-1902
*Other towns
**Synagogue "Ahai Vereai", Focşani, 1889
**Croitorilor Synagogue ("Poale Tedek" Synagogue "), Roman, 1850
**Wooden Synagogue ("Central Synagogue") of Piatra Neamţ, 1766, [http://www.neamt.ro/Info_utile/Obiective/Sinagoga.htm]
**Synagogue of Bârlad, 1789
**Synagogue of Buhuşi ("Curtea Rabinică"), [http://www.bacau.djc.ro/ObiectiveDetalii.aspx?ID=232&lacas=true]
**Synagogue of Dorohoi, 1790
**Synagogue of Huşi, 1860
**Synagogue of Odobeşti, Bacău
**Synagogue of Săveni
**Synagogue of Vaslui
**Gah Synagogue, Suceava
**Leipziger Synagogue, Roman
**Great Synagogue of Câmpulung Moldovenesc, 1874
**Great Synagogue of Gura Humorului, 1860
**Great Synagogue of Hârlău, 1812 - 1814
**Great Synagogue of Suceava
**Meseriaşilor Synagogue, Târgu Neamţ, 1870
**Great Temple, Rădăuţi, 1879
**Great Temple, Siret, Suceava, 1840
**Meseriaşilor Temple, Galaţi, 1896

Muntenia

*Brăila
**Synagogue, 1962
**Great Synagogue [http://www.jewishgen.org/romsig/New/pics/PhotoAlbum/Braila%20-%20Shule.jpg]
*Other towns:
**Synagogue of Piteşti, 1919-1925 [http://www.judaica.ro/monumente-pitesti.php]
**Synagogue of Râmnicu Sărat, 1855
**Synagogue of Târgovişte
**Great Synagogue of Ploieşti ("Beth Israel"), 1794-1795 [http://www.geocities.com/comunitateaevreilorploiesti/Synagogue.htm]
**Temple of Buzău, 1855

Oltenia

*Drobeta Turnu Severin
**Ashkenazi Synagogue
**Synagogue [http://www.judaica.ro/monumente-turnu-severin.php]
*Other towns
**Synagogue of Caracal, 1902
**Coral Temple of Craiova, 1829

Transylvania

*Braşov
**Synagogue (Jewish temple) 1898 - 1901 [http://www.brasovean.ro/pro_0002438_0000750.html]
**Orthodox Synagogue 1877 [http://www.brasovean.ro/pro_0002443_0000750.html]
*Cluj-Napoca
**Sinagogue of Cluj
**Synagogue of Geoge Bariţiu street
**Reformed Synagogue ("Sinagoga Neologă, Templul deportaţilor", 1886, partially rebuilt in 1927, 1944)
**"Şas Hevra" Temple, 1922
*Other towns
**Synagogue of Bistriţa, 1856
**Synagogue of Borsec
**Synagogue of Gheorgheni, 1927-1928
**Synagogue of Gherla, 1911 [http://www.121.ro/content/show_article.php3?article_id=3938&page_nr=1]
**Synagogue of Haţeg, 1884
**Synagogue of Jibou
**Synagogue of Mediaş, 1896
**Synagogue of Ploieşti
**Synagogue of Orăştie, 1878
**Synagogue of Sibiu, 1898-1899 [http://www.judaica.ro/monumente-sibiu.php]
**Synagogue of Sighişoara, 1903
**Synagogue of Târnăveni [http://www.activeboard.com/forum.spark?forumID=8792&subForumID=8769&action=viewTopic&commentID=3485328&commentPage=0&topicPage=]
**Synagogue of Turda, 1926
**Synagogue of Şimleul Silvaniei
**Great Synagogue of Târgu Mureş [http://Synagogue.netsoft.ro/]
**Old Synagogue, Alba Iulia
**"Înfrăţirea" Temple of Dej, 1907
**Great Temple of Deva, 1896

External links

* [http://www.romanianjewish.org/ro/index_galerie_foto_01.html www.romanianjewish.org] - Images of synagogues in Romania.


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