Second Volgograd Synagogue

Tsentralny District, Russia

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The Second Volgograd Synagogue, completed in 1911 in the Tsentralny District, is a brick structure that exemplifies the eclectic tastes of early twentieth-century Russian architecture. Drawing on Art Nouveau and Moorish Revival styles, the building merges ornamental traditions from multiple sources into a cohesive design. Recognized as a regional cultural heritage site in Russia, it stands as an important architectural landmark and testament to the city's Jewish community during the prerevolutionary era.