Jewish Temples in France — Find 210+ Sacred Sites
Browse 210 jewish synagogues across France — with photos, history, and travel info.
Top Jewish Synagogues in France
Synagogue Charles Liche
Synagogue Saint-Lazare
Or Raphael
Yechiva Loubavitch
Synagogue. Oratoire De la Fondation Rothschild
Synagogue Georges Levy
CDIM
Beth Habad Val D'yerres
Synagogue Yotsee Mitsraim
Synagogue Don Isaac Abravanel
Synagogue de Dijon
Synagogue d'Evian
Synagogue Ahava Ve Ahva
Association Culturelle Israélite Ohel Yaacov
Synagogue ULIF Montgeron - Vigneux
Synagogue Etz Haim-Beit Hamidrach
Synagogue Rachi
Agoudas Hakehilos Synagogue
Centre du Jour
Synagogue
La Communauté israélite d'Aix en Provence
Musée judéo-alsacien
Synagogue Beth-El Neve Chalom
Synagogue Hekhal David
Top Regions
- Ile-de-France (18)
- Île-de-France (13)
- Occitania (4)
- Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (2)
- Metropolitan France (1)
- Grand Est (1)
- Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (1)
About Jewish Temples in France
Synagogues are the houses of prayer, study, and assembly for Jewish communities worldwide, a tradition stretching back more than 2,000 years. Each synagogue contains an ark holding the Torah scrolls and a bimah for reading them aloud during Shabbat and festival services. Architectural traditions vary widely — from the ancient stone synagogues of Capernaum and Dura-Europos to medieval European synagogues, Sephardic shuls of Spain and Morocco, ornate Eastern European wooden synagogues, and modern community centers. Major historical sites include the Western Wall in Jerusalem, the Altneuschul in Prague (Europe's oldest active synagogue), and historic synagogues in Cordoba, Toledo, and Amsterdam.