Remuh Synagogue (Synagoga Remuh)
5 expert reviews
“This cemetery has old sculpted tombs in the Renaissance and Baroque styles. Rabbi Moses Isserles, alias Remu'h, who gave his name to the synagogue, is buried here under a tree.”
– Michelin Guide
Fodor's
"This 16th-century synagogue is still used for worship and is named after the son of its founder, Rabbi Moses Isserles."
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Lonely Planet
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"During WWII, the Germans vandalised the tombstones, but some 700 grave markers, including some outstanding Renaissance examples, have been recovered. The admission includes entry to the synagogue."
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Frommer's
"This synagogue dates from the middle of the 16th century and is still in active use. You can walk through the cemetery, which was used until 1800"
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Lonely Planet
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"The synagogue was established in 1558 by a rich merchant, Israel Isserles."
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