Akhaltsikhe synagogue

Akhaltsikhe synagogue is a place of worship built from stone with arched windows and a blend of Georgian and Jewish architectural elements. The building combines local building traditions with design features typical of Jewish religious spaces.

The building was created in the late 1800s as a place for the city's Jewish community. During Soviet times it fell into disuse for a period, but the structure survived and has since regained its role as a religious center.

The synagogue shows how Jewish residents maintained their faith and traditions in this city for generations. You can see how the interior is arranged for prayer and gatherings, with details that reflect the building's religious purpose.

You can reach it by walking through the old district of Akhaltsikhe along the main road. Local cultural organizations can arrange guided visits to help you understand the building and its significance.

The building has been recognized as a Cultural Monument of National Importance, honoring its role in preserving Georgian-Jewish heritage. This recognition shows how much the structure matters to the region's history and identity.