Sofia Synagogue Review

The mysterious church that needs to pass the security check 😆

The Sofia synagogue is the pride of Bulgarian Jews, the second largest Spanish synagogue in Europe, and the only synagogue in Sofia that can be worshipped. The second floor of the synagogue also includes the Jewish Religious Council and the Jewish History Museum.

I visited once out of curiosity and was very impressed.

This is one of the few synagogues in Bulgaria.

A sacred religion, carefully sacred places mention religion is the most familiar to us, such as Buddhism, Islam, Catholicism, and even Taoism in China, which is far away but close to us, but these religions are familiar, There is such a sect that sounds less familiar, like this Judaism, let's see. Address:Sofia Central Synagogue, Ekzarh Joseph 16, 1000 Sofia, Bulgaria Recommended to play: 2 hours [Holy synagogue] This is a very interesting place, because the four churches of Judaism, Orthodox, Islam and Catholicism are distributed in four directions at the intersection, but the most different thing about Sofia synagogue is that it is Europe The second largest synagogue of Judaism, if you have some interest in religion, you may wish to visit four religious sites, you can see a lot of similarities and differences, which reflects the multicultural coexistence of Bulgaria, and it is very interesting. We didn't catch up with the Judaism when we went, because this synagogue is the only synagogue in Bulgaria that is allowed by the government to allow Judaism to worship, and it is a pity that we didn't see the scene of the worship. However, the second floor of the synagogue also houses the Jewish Religious Commission and the Jewish History Museum. Showing the long struggle process of the Jewish people and their wisdom, the commercial wisdom of the Jewish people in the museum is fully displayed, many wonderful ideas through the museum's collection are slowly told by the cultural relics, very historical. There are also famous brass chandeliers, listening to the tour guide said that the chandelier weighs 2,200 kilograms, candlesticks and other decorations are imported from Vienna, do not know how to move to the second floor, may also be a reflection of Jewish wisdom.