Beautiful synagogue - the only one remaining in Vilnius. We attended Friday night services led by the local Chabad Rabbi and loved the experience. The Rabbi and his family were very welcoming and invited us to join their lovely community dinner - which we also...More

It's definitely a place that's worth checking out. The synagogue was used as storage by the Nazis and the graveyard was destroyed. However, it's again functioning as a place of worship and the graveyard has been rebuilt. In addition, the decor inside is beautiful.

This is the last remaining synagogue in Vilnius. There were once over 100. I was quite surprised that not only was the synagogue open but there was literally no security - nor even anyone there. Built in the early 1900's (1906?). Beautiful inside and out....More

I saw this synagogue from outside. Looking interesting form outside but it was not open to enter inside.

It might be unfair to give this place a bad rating when I haven't been inside. But that is actually the main reason for my bad rating. The synagogue was closed to the public both times I went there during the daytime.

The Synagogue ( Shul) is beautiful in itself and serves as a symbol and reminder of the religious and cultural richness of the Lithuanian Jewish community that thrived in Vilna in the early 20th Century. On the 2nd floor in the women's section is a...More

Must see place from architectural (unique design) and historical side of Vilnius. Pitty that only one working synagogue is left.