The Synagogue, Ancona

Founded in the historic Capodimonte neighbourhood, on the via Astagno, today’s synagogue which was built in 1876, houses the temples of both the Italian and the Levantine rites. 

There is a shared entrance which leads to a wide staircase. A glass door to the left leads to a small oratory beneath the Levantin Temple. Its furnishings are those of the original synagogue built In1597 but demolished In 1932 by the Fascist Authorities to build a new road (today’s Corsa Stamira) in order to reduce the traffic flowing onto the Viale Adriatico from the Corso Tripoli (today’s Corso Amendola).

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