Welcome to the world’s oldest Sefardic synagogue that’s still in use today – The Old Synagogue. Established in 1352, the Old Synagogue is located in one of the Old Town’s small and unassuming streets and is frequented by local Jews and foreign visitors alike. Worthy of pilgrimage, the Old Synagogue stands out with a mixture of designs from various eras as the result of numerous refurbishments and renovations through out the centuries. Although the Old Synagogue is an interesting visit whether you’re on a tour or not, the best way to get the scoop on all of the secrets and insider knowledge of this Jewish heritage site is by taking a private tour. Not only do you get to learn all about the history of the synagogue, the tour guides have some pretty quirky anecdotes to go with them, too.

The Old Synagogue, Zudioska ul. 5, 20000 Dubrovnik, Croatia, Phone: +38-50-20-32-10-28

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