Exceptional visit of the Rue Pavée Synaogogue, known as Hagoudas Hakelihos, the most famous temple in the Marais. And probably the most beautiful in Paris.

It is especially well known because it was designed in 1913 by Hector Guimard, The renown Art Nouveau architect in Paris.
The furniture, lights and overall architecture are a testimony to this turn of the twentieth century style.

All the rituals were respected in the setting of the pulpit, the Bima and the Torah’s ark

Commissioned by the Agoudas Hakehilos association, the rue Pavée Synagogue remains an active Orthodox synagogue at the heart of the historic Jewish quarter — the Pletzl

The association comes from the union of 9 different Jewish structures gathering newly come people coming from 9 East European countries.
Since the opening, the Synagogue has had daily services in the Ashkenazi rite.

Walk in English. Donation to the Synagogue included.

50€/person.