Nice Synagogue, Byzantine Revival synagogue in Nice, France
Nice Synagogue is a religious building featuring Byzantine Revival style with domed roofs and intricate geometric patterns throughout its structure. The interior displays ornamental details characteristic of religious architecture from the 1880s period.
The building was constructed in 1886 by architect Paul Martin during a period of expanded synagogue construction across Europe. It was officially protected as a historical monument in 2004.
The synagogue functions as a center for the Ashkenazi community, providing regular services, educational programs, and traditional cantillation instruction.
The building is located on Rue Gustave Deloye and welcomes visitors interested in its architectural features. It is best to check in advance whether prayer services or private events are taking place before visiting.
The structure combines elements of French architectural tradition with Jewish religious requirements, resulting in a distinct layout with separate prayer areas.
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