Sardis Synagogue, Ancient synagogue in Sardis
The Sardis Synagogue stands as a testament to the flourishing Jewish community in ancient Lydia.
Dating back to the 3rd century AD, the synagogue was part of a bath-gymnasium complex.
With elaborate mosaics and columns, the synagogue showcases the rich heritage of Hellenistic Judaism.
The ruins are accessible to tourists interested in the diverse history of Turkey.
The site contains an inscription which is one of the oldest known mentions of a synagogue.
Location: Sardis
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