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This is a
list of
synagogues
,
Jewish
houses of prayer,
in
Bulgaria
.
Name
Location
Built
Architectural style
[1]
Status
Image
Reference
Sofia Synagogue
Sofia
1909
Moorish Revival
functioning
[2]
Plovdiv Synagogue
(Zion)
Plovdiv
1887
functioning
[3]
Synagogue of Philippopolis
Plovdiv
3rd – 4th century
in ruins
[4]
Vidin Synagogue
Vidin
1894
in ruins, building being reconstructed
[5]
Varna Sephardic Synagogue
Varna
1890
Moorish Revival,
Gothic Revival
in ruins
[6]
Varna Ashkenazi Synagogue
Varna
1910
Reconstructed in 2007, functioning
[6]
Burgas Synagogue
Burgas
1909
Moorish Revival,
Neo-Byzantine
,
Neoclassical
now used as
Petko Zadgorski Burgas Art Gallery
, building being reconstructed
[7]
Samokov Synagogue
Samokov
1860
in ruins
[8]
[9]
Pazardzhik Great Synagogue
Pazardzhik
1850
Bulgarian National Revival
Neo-Baroque
not functioning
[10]
Pazardzhik Small Synagogue
Pazardzhik
1872
Bulgarian National Revival
not functioning
[11]
Shumen Synagogue
Shumen
mid-19th century
Demolished
[1]
,
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[
he
]
[12]
Dobrich Synagogue
Dobrich
1887
Gotse Delchev Synagogue
Gotse Delchev (town)
early 20th century
Silistra Synagogue
Silistra
preserved
[2]
Yambol Synagogue (Bulgaria)
Yambol
1896
now used as George Papazov Art Gallery
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[
he
]
This list is
incomplete
; you can help by
adding missing items
.
(
February 2011
)
References
^
"Jewish Heritage in Bulgaria"
. Jewish Heritage in Bulgaria. Archived from
the original
on 2001-06-28
. Retrieved
2009-09-09
.
^
"About"
. Sofia Synagogue
. Retrieved
2009-09-09
.
^
"Еврейска синагога "Цион" - Пловдив"
(in Bulgarian). Pure Bulgaria
. Retrieved
2009-09-09
.
^
"Synagogue of Philippopolis"
. ancient-stadium-plovdiv.eu
. Retrieved
2019-10-18
.
^
"Еврейската синагога"
(in Bulgarian). Видин онлайн — Информационният портал на Видин
. Retrieved
2009-09-09
.
[
permanent dead link
]
^
a
b
Петров, Борислав.
"Еврейски синагоги"
(in Bulgarian). Varna.info.bg
. Retrieved
2009-09-09
.
^
Ингилизова, Йорданка (2009-02-02).
"Реставрират фасадата на Синагогата"
(in Bulgarian). Фактор
. Retrieved
2009-09-09
.
^
"Самоков: Еврейското наследство"
(in Bulgarian). Капитал. 2008-10-29
. Retrieved
2009-09-09
.
^
"Синагога"
(in Bulgarian). Община Самоков. Archived from
the original
on 2009-07-09
. Retrieved
2009-09-09
.
^
"The Big Synagogue in Pazardzhik"
. Jewish Heritage in Bulgaria. Archived from
the original
on 2002-04-14
. Retrieved
2009-09-09
.
^
"The Little Synagogue in Pazardzhik"
. pzdnes.com.
^
"The Shoumen Synagogue"
. Jewish Heritage in Bulgaria. Archived from
the original
on 2003-12-07
. Retrieved
2009-09-09
.
External links
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Guide to Jewish Bulgaria
, Vagabond Media Sofia 2011
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