Ashkenazi Synagogue of Istanbul, Synagogue in Turkey
The Ashkenazi Synagogue of Istanbul is one of the active synagogues in Turkey.
Established in 1900, it serves the Ashkenazi community of Istanbul.
The synagogue follows Ashkenazi rites and boasts a stunning interior with Austrian influences.
It is located near the Galata Tower and is open to visitors for worship and touring.
It is the only actively used Ashkenazi synagogue in Istanbul.
Location: Istanbul Province
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