Heritage of Synagoga Remuh

This historic synagogue, established in 1558, has been a vital part of Krakow's Jewish heritage. It is one of the oldest synagogues in the city and continues to serve a small Jewish community.

Founded by merchant Israel Isserles and linked to Rabbi Moses Isserles, this Renaissance structure features ornate interior designs and an adjacent historic cemetery. Its significance extends beyond its spiritual role, symbolizing resilience through the centuries.

Remarkable Highlights

🕍 Key highlight #1: Well-preserved architecture showcases Renaissance style.
🏺 Key highlight #2: Regular religious services attract both locals and visitors.
⚰️ Key highlight #3: The adjacent cemetery contains notable graves, including that of Rabbi Isserles.

The site is free to enter, making it accessible for tourists, families, and historians interested in Jewish culture.