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Synagogues of the WorldItaly
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Tempio Israelitico
in Rome. This synagogue, completed in 1904, was designed by the
Roman architects, Costa & Armanni in a style that mixed Roman,
Greek, Assryo-Babylonian, and Egyptian elements. |

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Tempio dei Giovani is located
in a 13th century building in the middle of the Tiber river, next
to the traditional Jewish neighborhood, in the historical center
of Rome. TdG is on the top floor of the white building.
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Remains of a 4th-century synagogue in Ostia Antica

The Synagogue of Florence

Interior of the Synagogue of Florence

The Synagogue of Florence in 1924
Work began in 1874 and the synagogue was dedicated
in 1882.

The
Livorno (Leghorn) Synagogue (1962)

The
Livorno (Leghorn) Synagogue Interior

Antica Sinagoga, 1603 [destroyed],
Livorno (Leghorn)

Spanish Synagogue, Venice constructed in 1550 and restored in
1635

Levantine Synagogue, Venice

Canton Synagogue, Venice (1531)

Pisa Synagogue (1595, remodeled in 1785 and 1863)

Pitigliano Synagogue (1598)

Siena Synagogue (1786)

Siena Synagogue Interior (1786)

In 1912, the Tempio Israelitico replaced four 18th
century predecessors in Trieste.
The synagogue was designed by two Christian architects, Ruggiero and Arduino
Berlam

Postcard from
1905 showing Tempio Israelitico in Turin. It was designed by Enrico
Petiti and built in 1880-84. The synagogue was destroyed during
World War II, but rebuilt after the war. |
A
1909 postcard of the Great Synagogue of Vercelli, designed in the
Moorish style by G. Locarni, opened in 1878. |
Sources: Antica Synagogue photos Copyright © Jewish
Italy
Tempio dei Giovani photos courtesy of the synagogue
Modern synagogue interior and exterior Copyright © Jews and Synagogues.
EdizioniStorti Venezia. 1999
Siena photos Copyright © Traveleurope
Italy
Photos courtesy of Eytan Kahn from Pitigliano
Pisa synagogue interior Copyright © Gabriel
Cwilich
Inside of Canton Synagogue copyright © Jews and Synagogues. EdizioniStorti
Venezia. 1999, other Venice photos copyright © Mitchell Bard.
Ostia synagogue, copyright © Jews and Synagogues. EdizioniStorti
Venezia. 1999, other Roman photos copyright © Mitchell Bard.
Florence Synagogue Copyright © Jewish
Italy.
Postcards of synaoguges in Trieste, Turin, Vercelli, Rome, and Florence
from Judaica
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