Temple Emanu-El is a historic synagogue at 1701 Washington Ave in Miami Beach, with a striking Byzantine and Moorish design. Completed in 1948, it has served Jewish residents of the beaches for more than seven decades. Look for the rounded rotunda and copper dome, which rises more than ten stories above the building. The congregation also holds Shabbat services and presents cultural programs, including talks, concerts and community baking sessions, giving the synagogue a role in both spiritual and community life.
A Miami Beach congregation since 1948
Temple Emanu-El is the oldest Conservative congregation on Miami Beach. The synagogue was completed in 1948 and has served Jewish residents of the beach communities for more than seven decades.
Rotunda and copper dome
The building combines Byzantine and Moorish architectural elements. Its rotunda and copper dome give the synagogue a distinctive profile on Washington Avenue; the dome rises more than ten stories above the building.
FAQ
When are Shabbat services?
The suggested service times are Friday at 6 PM and Saturday at 10 AM.
What architectural style is Temple Emanu-El?
The synagogue combines Byzantine and Moorish elements. Its rotunda and copper dome are key features.
When was Temple Emanu-El completed?
The synagogue was completed in 1948.
