Maribor Synagogue

The Maribor Synagogue, located in Maribor, Slovenia, is an important historic Jewish religious site built in 1896. It features a distinctive architectural style blending Moorish Revival and Art Nouveau influences. Serving as a place of worship and community for Slovenia’s Jewish population, it also symbolizes the cultural heritage and history of Jews in the region. The synagogue survived World War II despite wartime hardships and has since been restored. Today, it functions as a cultural monument, hosting religious events, concerts, and exhibitions, and stands as a testament to the enduring presence and resilience of the Jewish community in Maribor.