Obernai · 67
The Synagogue
Built in 1876 following Jacques Albert Brion's plans, this neo-Romanesque synagogue was funded by donations from the 205 members of the Jewish community at the time.
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Obernai · 67
Built in 1876 following Jacques Albert Brion's plans, this neo-Romanesque synagogue was funded by donations from the 205 members of the Jewish community at the time.
Discover this placeMulhouse · 68
After 1798, the Jewish community of Mulhouse was revived and a new synagogue was inaugurated in 1849. Its architecture features contrasting proportions and materials, with an orientalist style visible inside and out.
Discover this placeStrasbourg · 67
The synagogue and Community Center, built in 1954, border Contades Park. The former large neo-Romanesque synagogue, destroyed in 1940, was once located along Quai Kléber.
Discover this placeTraenheim · 67
Traenheim, an Alsatian village of 650 inhabitants, charms with its sunny microclimate ideal for vineyards and its Wine Route. Its history, marked by Celtic or Germanic origins, includes an 18th-century attic synagogue discovered in 1986.
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The Wolfisheim Synagogue, built in 1894 from Vosges sandstone, replaces the former local prayer room.
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