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Nestled in the Barbouta area of Veria, Greece, the old synagogue, built in the mid-16th century by Jews fleeing Spain, stands as one of the country's oldest. Its decoration reflects rich Spanish influences, showcasing authentic motifs. Restored in the 1990s, the synagogue is currently closed, with plans for it to become a museum. Inside, the Ehal houses sacred scrolls, and the Tevah is where prayers were recited. The structure's historical significance is highlighted by plaques honoring its benefactors and various Jewish artifacts.
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The Synagogue GeorgiadisStratos OutsetarisAggelos 6th Grade - 3rd Primary School, Veria, Greece
In the Barbouta area there is an old synagogue. It was built in the middle of the 16th century when the Jews from the Spain came to Veria. Its decoration was inspired by the Spanish tradition and culture. • It is one of the oldest synagogues in Greece. It was restored in the 1990’. • Today the Synagogue is closed. It is planned to be a museum.
Ehal The most holy place in synagogue, where the rule’s cylinders were kept.
Tevah In this place, the rabbi was remaining standing, reading the kaddish (prayer).
The Ten Orders of Moses The names of synagogue’s benefactors
Menorah The Solomon’s church
