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Dubrovnik Synagogue

Said to be the second oldest (and quite possibly the smallest) synagogue in Europe, Dubrovnik’s synagogue was the only such place of worship to remain functioning throughout WWII. The synagogue itself is on the second floor and still boasts its original 17th-century furnishings. On the floor below, meanwhile, there’s a modestly sized museum with some fascinatingly ornate exhibits.

Address: 
Zudioska 5,
Dubrovnik,
Croatia
Telephone: 
(020) 412 219.
Opening times: 

Mon-Fri 1000-1300.

Admission fees: 

Yes

Disabled access: 
Yes
Unesco: 
Yes

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