Synagogue Charles Liché, Synagogue in France
The Synagogue Charles Liché is a private synagogue located in the 4th arrondissement of Paris.
This synagogue was designed by French architect Manuel Nunez Yanowsky as a tribute to the artist Charles Liché.
It serves the Jewish community and reflects contemporary religious architectural design.
Access to the synagogue requires an appointment, as it is not open for public tours.
The structure's stained glass creates dynamic light effects, emblematic of Liché's artistic style.
Location: 4th arrondissement of Paris
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