The Jewish settlement in Brasov dates back to the early 19th century and with the first Jewish school built in the city in 1864. Sinagoga Neologa Synagogue (dating back to 1901) became an important landmark in the civilisation of the Jewish community in the region and even though many Jews left the city during World War II, the city maintains the historic monument in its current skyline.

The neo-gothic architecture with Moorish elements set the building apart. Touches of Romanesque elements adorn the structure and along with beautiful stained-glass windows, elaborately decorated interiors and a tranquil ambience, a visit here is a pleasure for people of all beliefs. Come here to see the design of the place and to touch a part of Jewish history.

• Admission fee: RL 5 per person.

• Closed on Saturday and Sunday

• By Bus: Liceul Saguna.
• By Train: Brasov Train Station (4.1 kilometers away).
• By Taxis
• By renting a Bicycle.

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