Sedan Synagogue, Jewish place of worship in Sedan, France
Sedan Synagogue is a synagogue building from the late 19th century in the French city of Sedan. The facade displays decorative elements including the Tablets of Law and rosette patterns that form a Star of David.
The building was constructed in 1878 after Jewish refugees from Alsace-Lorraine arrived in Sedan following the Franco-German War of 1870. This migration created a stable community that established this building as its religious center.
The synagogue served as a central gathering place for Sedan's Jewish community over many decades. Its spaces hosted not only prayer services but also celebrations and meetings that shaped community life.
The building stands on Avenue de Verdun and is visible from the street, with distinctive facade elements that make it recognizable. The best way to visit is by walking through the city and taking time to admire the architectural details from outside.
The building received monument historique inscrit status in 1984, confirming its significance for cultural heritage. This official recognition ensures protection of the characteristic architectural elements from the 19th century.
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