Central Synagogue

The Sofia Synagogue is one of the largest and most impressive synagogues in Europe and a significant cultural and religious landmark of the Bulgarian capital. Opened in 1909, the building was designed in Moorish Revival style, featuring an ornate façade, richly decorated interior and a monumental central chandelier. The synagogue serves as the main house of worship for Sofia’s Jewish community and also houses the Jewish History Museum. With its remarkable architecture and historical importance, the Sofia Synagogue stands as a symbol of religious tolerance and the multicultural heritage of the city.