Synagogue of Monte San Savino

The synagogue consists of two connected structures, with the main building featuring rectangular windows, an ashlar portal, and a single-pitched roof design.

Jewish families established their presence in Monte San Savino from 1627, leading to the construction of this synagogue between 1729 and 1732.

The synagogue complex included spaces for Torah storage, ritual baths known as Miqve, and a stone seat designated as the rabbi's throne.

The Municipality of Monte San Savino manages visitor access to the building, which contains an exhibition of photographs documenting local Jewish history.

The street where the synagogue stands was renamed Via Salomone Fiorentino to honor a notable Jewish poet and businessman from the late 18th century.

Location: Monte San Savino

Inception: 1732

GPS coordinates: 43.33234,11.72536

Latest update: March 10, 2025 08:36