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SYNAGOGUE IN KAZIMIERZ DOLNY

The historic synagogue in Kazimierz Dolny has belonged to the Jewish Religious Community in Warsaw since 2002. Although it no longer serves as an active place of worship, its beautifully restored main prayer hall is open to visitors. Guest accommodation is also available within the building.

The synagogue hosts exhibitions, film screenings, and concerts throughout the year. The former prayer hall, once the heart of Jewish religious life in Kazimierz Dolny, features the permanent photographic exhibition Jewish Kazimierz by Benedykt Jerzy Dorys. The photographs capture the atmosphere of the town before the Second World War, portraying its historic streets and landmarks as well as the everyday lives of its Jewish residents.

The building also houses a gift shop offering books, souvenirs, Judaica, and cosmetics made with Dead Sea minerals. These products are also available online through Sklepik Judaica and Judaica Shop. Visitors can also enjoy the kosher café U Esterki, serving coffee, tea, and a selection of sweet treats.

Detailed information about the synagogue in Kazimierz Dolny, including accommodation rates for the guest house, is available on the website.

In 2024, the replacement of the historic synagogue's roof at 4 Lubelska Street was co-financed by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage.