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Novi Sad Synagogue, Novi Sad: seen in its setting. Novi Sad Synagogue is a Jewish synagogue in Novi Sad
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Novi Sad Synagogue, Novi Sad: exterior
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Novi Sad Synagogue, Novi Sad: exterior. Arches of Novi Sad Synagogue
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Novi Sad Synagogue, Novi Sad: exterior
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Novi Sad Synagogue, Novi Sad: interior. Novi Sad Synagogue (interior)
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Novi Sad Synagogue, Novi Sad: seen in its setting. Novi Sad Synagogue is a Jewish synagogue in Novi Sad
6/6 · Context · Novi Sad Synagogue is a Jewish synagogue in Novi SadPhoto: Nikolina Šepić · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source
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Religious · Art Nouveau

Novi Sad Synagogue

byLipót BaumhornSee all 3 buildings →Novi Sad, Serbia ↗

1909

Key featuresCompleted in 1909, once one of the largest synagogues in Central Europe, now a cultural centre.

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Architect
Lipót Baumhorn
Place
Novi Sad, Serbia
Year
1909
Typology
Religious
Movement
Art Nouveau
Region
Europe

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