Great Synagogue of Włodawa
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Nożyk Synagogue in Warsaw
Synagoga Nożyków · Nożyków Synagogue · Nożyk Orthodox Synagogue
Warsaw’s landmark surviving pre-war synagogue still used for Jewish worship.
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About Nożyk Synagogue in Warsaw
Identity, documented context and sacred significance.
Warsaw’s landmark surviving pre-war synagogue still used for Jewish worship. The synagogue survived the Second World War and continues as a principal functioning centre for the capital’s Jewish community.
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Place TypeSynagogue
Religious TraditionJudaism
Tradition / DenominationOrthodox Judaism (Ashkenazi rite)
LocationWarsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland
CountryPoland
ArchitectureNeo-Romanesque
Governing BodyJewish Community of Warsaw
Faith, Tradition & Sacred Association
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Religious TraditionJudaism
Tradition / DenominationOrthodox Judaism (Ashkenazi rite)
Religious AuthorityJewish Community of Warsaw
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Historical Record
The synagogue survived the Second World War and continues as a principal functioning centre for the capital’s Jewish community.
Architecture & Sacred Complex
Neo-Romanesque
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Restricted areas / visitor rulesRespect worshippers and congregation-specific visitor policies.
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- Last checked
- October 15, 2026
- Primary source
- Jewish Community of Warsaw