Novi Sad Synagogue
Новосадска синагога
An Art Nouveau synagogue completed in 1909, now used mainly as a concert hall. It is the most beautiful Jewish building in Vojvodina.
The Novi Sad Synagogue was designed by Hungarian architect Lipót Baumhorn and completed in 1909. Its façade is decorated with a dome, a rose window and yellow brick, and the interior can hold about 1,000 people. After World War II the Jewish community shrank dramatically, and the synagogue now serves mainly as a concert hall and exhibition venue, often hosting classical concerts. Opening hours are limited, so visitors can go inside during concerts or open days. It is on Jewish Street, about a five-minute walk from Freedom Square.
Opening hours
Limited opening hours; depends on concerts and events
Nearby sights
- Gallery of Matica Srpska
- Liberty Square & City Hall
- Pavle Beljanski Memorial Collection
- Name of Mary Church
- Zmaj Jovina & Dunavska Streets
- St George's Cathedral & Bishop's Palace
- Danube Park
- Museum of Vojvodina