Hampstead Synagogue

Hampstead Synagogue is a religious building in West Hampstead featuring brick facades and architectural details typical of early 1900s London structures. The interior provides space for worship and gatherings, arranged with the essential elements found in Orthodox places of Jewish prayer.

Construction began in the 1890s and was designed by architect Delissa Joseph to serve the growing Jewish community of Hampstead. The building was later designated as Grade II*, recognizing its historical and architectural importance to the region.

The synagogue serves as a gathering place where the community attends lectures and educational events that explore Jewish thought and contemporary life. Visitors can sense how this space has connected generations of families and maintains a link with other Jewish communities across London.

Regular prayers are held on Friday evenings and Saturday mornings, with additional activities offered for different age groups. The congregation participates in a religious boundary that allows visitors to move freely in the surrounding area during religious observances.

The building was designed by an architect who also created other significant religious structures in London, earning a special place in local architectural history. His design approaches at this synagogue continue to influence how religious spaces are developed in the city.

Location: London Borough of Camden

GPS coordinates: 51.54980,-0.19199

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:26