Subotica Synagogue
Subotička sinagoga
One of the few Hungarian Art Nouveau synagogues left in Europe. Its interior is richly painted after restoration.
The synagogue was completed in 1902 and was also designed by Komor and Jakab. Its green dome, Zsolnay tiles, and Hungarian folk floral motifs such as tulips and peacocks combine to make it one of the most beautiful Art Nouveau synagogues in Europe. It was neglected for a long time after World War II, and after full restoration was completed in 2018, it reopened to the public. Visitors can walk through the interior, and concerts are occasionally held there. The building is usually closed on Mondays, and admission costs a few hundred dinars. It is located on Jakab-Komor Square in the city centre and is within walking distance.
Opening hours
Tue–Sun 10:00 am–6:00 pm (shorter hours in winter)
Nearby sights
- Municipal Museum of Subotica
- Franciscan Church of St. Michael
- Subotica City Hall
- Cathedral of St. Teresa of Avila
- National Theatre Subotica
- Serbian Orthodox Church of the Ascension
- Korzo
- Raichle Palace