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Religious Sites in Tel Aviv, Israel

Religious Sites in Tel Aviv

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  • Kathleen P
    22 contributions
    Catholic chruch
    Visiting Jaffa, the church is a must...closed that day but just the outside is nice, near a fountain, great historic place and a nice garden.
    Review of: Saint Peter Church
    Written 10 January 2023
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  • sandra n
    Sun City, AZ1,281 contributions
    Great Architecture adds to the city
    Non muslims cannot go inside this mosque but did appreciate the very attractive architecture in this great area of Tel Aviv. This mosque was restored in 1820 by Mahmoud Abu Nabut local ruler who rebuilt Jaffa after Napolean destroyed it.
    Review of: Great Mahmoudiya Mosque
    Written 28 April 2019
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  • 545medva
    Budapest, Hungary3,972 contributions
    Nice Mosque
    When you walk in JAffa port towards Tel Aviv, you can not miss this very nice mosque.
    We didn't got in, as it was closed?
    Review of: Al-Bahr Mosque
    Written 3 February 2019
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  • alexisrachelletx
    Nashville, TN1,719 contributions
    Needs renovation, but your small donation (10 shekels) will help!
    I stopped by the Great Synagogue in Tel Aviv with some friends while we were walking around town. The synagogue was completed in 1926 and renovated in 1970. The synagogue is only used by a few congregants today. When you walk up, they'll ask you to pay 10 shekels to enter. I didn't mind this as it was immediately clear upon entering that the synagogue needs a lot of renovation. However, it was interesting to walk around - very different architecture than I'm used to seeing at synagogues. Worth stopping in for a minute if you're in the area.
    Review of: Tel Aviv Great Synagogue
    Written 8 January 2020
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  • sheepygold
    london5,291 contributions
    Ugly but of historical importance
    This is a pretty horrible looking building that replaced a beautiful 19th century school the demolition of which caused an outcry and was directly responsible for the conservation rules that saved numerous buildings in Tel Aviv from the same fate.
    Review of: Migdal Shalom Tower
    Written 11 July 2019
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  • Been a few places
    Epsom, UK1,120 contributions
    Architectural fascinating outside and beautiful inside
    I was blown away by the beauty of the Hechal Yehuda synagogue. My friend and I decided to visit after seeing a photo in a book in our hotel, showing a few pictures of buildings in the white city. This gem of a synagogue is certainly off the regular tourist trail.

    To see the building from the outside you would never know that it is a synagogue, it looks more like a brain from the back (sadly it was obscured somewhat by a construction site), but enter the grounds and you come across a beautiful facade.

    We didn't expect to be able to enter the synagogue itself, but as we were walking around the very small grounds we were invited in to have a look as it was closing soon. We were informed that we couldn't take photos (which we of course respected), and as women, we headed upstairs to find a beautiful interior which we could observe from above. The atmosphere was so tranquil and we felt privilidged to have experienced such a lovely place of worship.

    It definitely was worth finding our way here, but check opening times first. I just hope the new buildings don't detract from such a wonderful place.
    Review of: Hechal Yehuda Synagogue
    Written 7 January 2019
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