Pod sloganom “Moj dan u Novom Sadu” portal Glas Nacije vam otkriva šta bi trebalo posetiti prilikom dolaska u Novi Sad. Novosadska sinagoga nalazi se u centru grada, u Jevrejskoj ulici, a jedna je od četiri sinagoge koje postoje u Srbiji. Uvrštena je u kulturno dobro od 1991. godine i predstavlja kulturno – istorijsku celinu od velikog značaja. Sinagoga je sagrađena 1909. godine, a mađarski arhitekta Lipot Baumhorn projektovao je.
Pripada neološkom pravcu i aškenaskom obredu. Sinagoga sa obe strane ima zgrade, jedna je služila kao jevrejska osnovna škola, u kojoj se danas nalazi srednja baletska škola, a druga zgrada bila je jevrejska opština. Za vreme Drugog svetskog rata, Jevreji su bili zatvarani u ovoj sinagogi, odakle su posle toga bili deportovani u koncentracione logore, a o tom događaju svedoči i tabla koja je sa nalazi na glavnoj strani hrama. Svojom zanimljivom fasadom koja je ukrašena ornamentima krasi ulicu Novog Sada i privlači poglede turista. Novosadska sinagoga više nema svoju prvobitnu namenu, pa se u njoj održavaju predstave i koncerti klasične muzike.
My day in Novi Sad: Novi Sad Synagogue
Under the slogan "My day in Novi Sad", the Glas Nacije portal reveals what you should visit when you arrive in Novi Sad. The Novi Sad Synagogue is located in the center of the city, in Jevrejska Street, and is one of the four synagogues that exist in Serbia. It has been included in the cultural property since 1991 and represents a cultural-historical whole of great importance. The synagogue was built in 1909, and the Hungarian architect Lipot Baumhorn designed it. It belongs to the neological direction and the Ashkenazi rite. The synagogue has buildings on both sides, one served as a Jewish primary school, which now houses a secondary ballet school, and the other building was a Jewish community. During the Second World War, Jews were imprisoned in this synagogue, from where they were subsequently deported to concentration camps, and a plaque on the main site of the temple testifies to this event. With its interesting facade decorated with ornaments, it adorns the streets of Novi Sad and attracts the eyes of tourists. The Novi Sad synagogue no longer has its original purpose, so performances and concerts of classical music are held there.
