The Synagogue on Bolshaya Bronnaya is a historic Jewish place of worship at 6 Bolshaya Bronnaya Street in Moscow. Its architecture and role among the city’s oldest synagogues make it a meaningful stop for visitors interested in Jewish life and history. You can attend prayer services, and a restaurant on the premises serves kosher and other ethnic food. Check the arrangements for visiting or attending a service before you go, and allow extra time if you plan to eat.
A synagogue on a former park site
The synagogue stands on a site that was once a park. It is counted among Moscow’s oldest synagogues and remains a place of worship as well as a destination for visitors interested in the city’s Jewish history.
Prayer and dining
Prayer services are held here, and the premises also include a restaurant. Food is described as kosher and ethnic. If you plan to eat, allow extra time, as service can be slow.
FAQ
Where is the Synagogue on Bolshaya Bronnaya?
It is at 6 Bolshaya Bronnaya Street in Moscow.
Can visitors attend prayer services?
Prayer services are held at the synagogue. Check the arrangements before your visit.
Is there a restaurant at the synagogue?
Yes. A restaurant on the premises serves kosher and ethnic food.
