- Within the Great Synagogue of Budapest there is also a Museum built in 1930 in accordance to the building’s architectonical style.Bulunamadı: babrujsk
- Entrusted to Viennese architect Ludwig Förster, the construction of the Great Synagogue began in 1854 and was completed five years later.Bulunamadı: babrujsk
- Budapest's stunning Great Synagogue is the world's largest Jewish house of worship outside New York City. Built in 1859, the synagogue has both Romantic…Bulunamadı: babrujsk
- The Belz Great Synagogue, located in Jerusalem, took fifteen years to build and has a main sanctuary with a capacity of sitting up to 10...Bulunamadı: babrujsk
- Therefore, in 1979, the Jewish Community of Subotica handed over the Synagogue to the City, with the obligation to restore it and use it for cultural programs.Bulunamadı: babrujsk
- The central synagogue is the largest practicing synagogue in Europe and remains a Jewish cultural treasure trove for all visitors.Bulunamadı: babrujsk
- Built in the 1850s as a place of worship for the Neolog Jews, this is the second-largest synagogue in the world, running up in size only to the Temple Emanu-El...Bulunamadı: babrujsk
- As the largest synagogue in Europe and the second largest globally and situated in Pest’s Jewish Quarter, it forms a complex that includes the Heroes’ Temple...Bulunamadı: babrujsk
- Strangely, Budapest’s Great Synagogue is home to a huge pipe organ, more often found in Christian churches than in Jewish temples.Bulunamadı: babrujsk