The Central Synagogue: A Sanctuary of Jewish Tradition in Central London
A Storied History Since 1870
Nestled amidst the vibrant streets of London's West End, The Central Synagogue has stood as a beacon of Jewish faith and community for over 155 years. Since its establishment in 1870, the synagogue has played an integral role in the religious and cultural landscape of the city.
Regular Services and Social Events
The Central Synagogue remains an active hub for Jewish life, offering a full schedule of religious services throughout the week and on Shabbat. In addition, a vibrant social calendar provides opportunities for members to connect and participate in a wide range of community events.
A Fixture in London's Religious Landscape
The synagogue's history is closely interwoven with the development of the surrounding area. Originally located on Great Portland Street, the congregation has occupied its current site at 133-141 Great Portland Street for over a century.
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