Jewish Heritage Europe

New Have Your Say: From “Sad Grandeur” to New Hope: The Revival of Timișoara’s Fabric Synagogue, by Anna Szentgyörgyi

We have a new Have Your Say personal essay — about the magnificent  Fabric Synagogue în Timișoara, Romania. The synagogue îs — finally — under restoration after decades of neglect. Designed by the prolific Hungarian synagogue architect Lipót Baumhorn, it … continue reading →

Germany: A €465,000 grant for the preservation of the historic Jewish cemetery In Münsingen-Buttenhausen

Germany’s federal government has granted €465,000 to the city of Münsingen for the restoration and preservation of the historic Jewish cemetery in its Buttenhausen district. The grant, from the federal heritage conservation special program, was announced last week by Bundestage … continue reading →

UK: The grand West London Synagogue, the premier synagogue of reform Judaism in the UK,  is undergoing major renovation work,

The grand West London Synagogue, the premier synagogue of reform Judaism in the UK,  is undergoing major renovation work, including the restoration of its organ and commissioning of two new stained glass windows. The £2 million project, which began at … continue reading →

France: The Heritage Foundation – Fondation du Patrimoine – announces seven grants to restore synagogues and other Jewish heritage. They are the first selection of its new Jewish Heritage Program, supported by the Edmond J. Safra Foundation

France’s Heritage Foundation – Fondation du Patrimoine – has announced nearly €1 million in funding to several synagogues, a historic Jewish cemetery, and another Jewish site as part of the Jewish Heritage Program it launched in June 2025 with the … continue reading →