The smallest of Kraków's seven synagogues, renovated in 2016 to become the main prayer site for the Jewish community, featuring modest Renaissance architecture with distinctive stone buttresses. Adjacent to the synagogue is a historic cemetery containing 711 gravestones dating from the 16th-19th centuries, including the revered grave of Rabbi Moses Isserles, which miraculously survived Nazi destruction during World War II.
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