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Synagogues
Nożyk Synagogue
Warsaw, Poland
Opened in 1902, the Nożyk Synagogue offers a unique glimpse into Warsaw’s Jewish past, as it is the sole pre-war synagogue surviving the city’s destruction. Visitors will find its interior adorned with ornate ceiling designs and a striking Holy Ark. It's essential for those interested in Jewish history and worth visiting during a service for a deeper connection.
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- Best months
- Apr–May, Sep–Oct
- Dress code
- Cover shoulders and knees
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