Virtual Tourist

Glasgow Reform Synagogue

Glasgow ·
Temple|Synagogue ·
View map
Share

Check Availability

Sep 21, 2025 - Sep 22, 2025
2 adults, 1 room
Find

Glasgow Reform Synagogue: A Legacy of Faith

Glasgow Reform Synagogue, established in 1933, represents the Reform Judaism movement in Scotland. As the only Reform synagogue in the country, it stands as a vital hub for the community.

The building relocated to its current location in 1968. Nancy Morris, Scotland's first female rabbi, led the congregation from 2003 to 2011, marking a significant era. The synagogue reflects modern architectural elements while still maintaining a sense of tradition and culture.

Significant Highlights

  • Historical Significance 🏛️
  • First Female Rabbi 🚺
  • Cultural Community Hub 🌍

Open for visitors, this synagogue is free to enter and welcomes tourists, families, and historians interested in Jewish culture and local history.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Glasgow Reform Synagogue

Only Reform Synagogue

It is the sole Reform synagogue in Scotland, reflecting the unique aspects of Reform Judaism.

Founded in 1933

Initially known as Glasgow Progressive Synagogue, it transitioned to its current name decades later.

Significant Rabbi History

Nancy Morris, the first female rabbi in Scotland, served here, enhancing its historical legacy.

Location

147 Ayr Rd

Stay Near Glasgow Reform Synagogue Best Hotels

7.4
Good (2)
Euro Hostel Glasgow
4
View map · 0.6 mi City Centre
From
17US$ /per night
9.8
Excellent (1)
Grasshopper Hotel Glasgow
3
View map · 0.4 mi City Centre
From
85US$ /per night
Stay Metro Aparthotels Glasgow
4
View map · 0.6 mi City Centre
From
137US$ /per night
Alba Glasgow
View map · 2.9 mi City Centre
From
182US$ /per night
The Belhaven Hotel
3
View map · 1.9 mi City Centre
From
114US$ /per night
Campanile Hotel Glasgow Secc Hydro
3
View map · 1.1 mi City Centre
From
56US$ /per night