Jewish Synagogue of Kol Aryeh, Mád






I have always wanted to see that building since I had a look at a photo that about twenty five years ago. On the photo, the church was in ruins with a promise to smell the lost souls of its disappeared hasid community. Now it is nicely reconstructed. However, I miss the feeling of magic, which the old medieval synagogue in Sopron certainly has. Whatever. Go and see both premises and do not miss leutering around the Jewish cemetery 🪦 in Mad. You will not regret it
a beautifully restored baroque synagogue, that was built in the 18th century after polish examples. to enter, ask for the keys in the below lying rabbi house. it's worth the small sum, the interior is quite unique and richly decorated.
Very emotional to daven in such a holy place, the shul of the Kol Aryeh and and all the great rabbis of mad
It could be a bit bored for kids... information about how to go there is almost unseen
The hIstoric shul of the village Mad, next to the Rabbi house and yeshiva of Mad
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