Timetable
From 02/03/2026 to 08/03/2026
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| Tuesday | Opened |
| Wednesday | Opened |
| Thursday | Opened |
| Friday | Opened |
| Saturday | Opened |
| Sunday | Opened |
Philippe Gisselbrecht - Ville de Metz
Philippe Gisselbrecht - Ville de Metz
Philippe Gisselbrecht - Ville de Metz
Philippe Gisselbrecht - Ville de Metz
C. Legay, M. Royer - Mairie de Metz
Philippe Gisselbrecht - Ville de Metz
19th-century monument by architect Nicolas-Maurice Derobe, listed as a historic monument in 1986.
Practical information
Historic monument or place to visit in METZ , on the theme(s) Sacred art , awarded with the Label Listed historic monument (MH) .
The neo-Romanesque synagogue, built between 1848 and 1850 in the Rue du Rabbin Elie Bloch, bears witness to one of France's oldest and largest Jewish communities, which made a major contribution to the city's influence. Numerous events take place every September during the Journées Européennes de la Culture Juive en Lorraine (European Days of Jewish Culture in Lorraine).
Languages spoken
English, German
Facilities and services
Comfort
Toilets
Visit conditions
Visits
Tour of exterior only Guided tours with advanced booking
Groups accepted on reservation Coach parking available
Prices
Free!
Philippe Gisselbrecht - Ville de Metz
Contact us
Consistorial Synagogue
- comismetz@gmail.com
- 03 87 75 04 44
- 39 rue du Rabbin Elie Bloch57000 METZ
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