Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom: A Historic Place of Worship

Founded in 1883, Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom is a landmark of the Reform movement in Canada.

This synagogue, established under provincial incorporation laws, plays a significant role in Canada’s Jewish heritage as the only Reform congregation in Quebec. The stunning architecture combines traditional design with modern elements, giving the space a unique character.

Unforgettable Highlights

🛕 Historic Significance: As Canada's oldest Reform synagogue, it symbolizes over a century of Jewish heritage.
🎨 Architectural Design: The building features an impressive blend of contemporary and historic architectural elements.
🎶 Cultural Events: Regular lectures, concerts, and community events foster an engaging environment.

Accessibility is free, making it inviting for tourists, families, and historians interested in Jewish culture and architecture.