Nozyk Synagogue
This is the only synagogue in Warsaw to survive World War II. Named after its founders, it opened its doors to worshipers in 1902. The facade is in neo-Romanesque style, and the interior can hold up to 600 people. It is closed to tourists during prayers and special events. Access to the synagogue is not via the front door, but from the far end. Admission includes a guide, but you must call in advance to reserve one, and there are no guides on Sunday.
This is the only synagogue in Warsaw to survive World War II. Named after its founders, it opened its doors to worshipers in 1902. The facade is in neo-Romanesque style, and the interior can hold up to 600 people. It is closed to tourists during prayers and special events. Access to the synagogue is not via the front door, but from the far end. Admission includes a guide, but you must call in advance to reserve one, and there are no guides on Sunday.
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