Stadttempel in Vienna: photos, reviews

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The Stadttempel in Vienna stands as a poignant reminder of resilience and history. Designed by the esteemed architect Joseph Kornhäusel, this neoclassical and Biedermeier style synagogue opened its doors in 1826 and has since been a magnificent beacon of faith and culture. Its pale blue coloring, gold details, and theatrical balconies create a serene yet captivating atmosphere. Remarkably, it was the only synagogue in the city to survive World War Two, adding a profound layer to its historical significance. The experience is enriched by a well-documented Holocaust memorial, offering visitors a deeply moving glimpse into the past. Access to the beautifully restored synagogue is through guided tours, ensuring an enriching visit. Suitable for families, it remains a top-rated attraction in Vienna, inviting respect and contemplation from all who enter.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Landstraße

Transit station 943 m walk

Vienna City Center Station

Train station 975 m walk

Schwedenplatz

Tram stop 229 m walk

Stephansplatz

Subway station 466 m walk

Schottenring

Bus stop 644 m walk

4.5

based on 494 reviews

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4.5/5 494 reviews

Blanca Blanca

La hemos visto por fuera , la sinagoga es un edificio bonito por fuera pero lo más bonito es el barrio

Dr. Helmut Holzinger

Wir hatten eine Führung in deutscher Sprache. Gleichzeitig wurde eine englischsprachige Führung für eine eigene Gruppe durchgeführt. Wir waren sehr beeindruckt und haben eine sehr interessante Stunde im Stadttempel verbringen können.

יוסי יואלמן

בשבת התפילה ב 8:45. תפילה של שעתיים עםצחזן ומקהלה, להגיע בלי לחץ ולהעות. בסוף קידוש נחמד

Stadttempel in Vienna

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