Synagoge Halderstraße
Augsburg, Germany
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Located in Augsburg, Germany, the Synagoge Halderstraße is a 1913 synagogue designed by architect Fritz Landauer that blends Art Nouveau and Byzantine Revival styles. Built in the early twentieth century, the structure represents an important example of religious architecture from that era and now serves as both a museum and active synagogue. Recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, it stands as a significant testament to the region's Jewish cultural history.
Architect
Movement
- Built
- Type
- museum, synagogue
- Heritage
- architectural heritage monument in Bavaria
- Place
- Augsburg, Germany
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