The Beit Midrash Hevra Tehilim in Kraków is an Ashkenazi synagogue built 1896 by the architect Nachman Kopald. The synagogue was restored after the Second World War. This Rundbogenstil brick building now serves as a restaurant.
For more information on this building visit https://historicsynagogueseurope.org/browser.php?mode=set&id=13535
The Church of Corpus Christi is a Roman Catholic Gothic basilica founded around 1340 as a wooden church. It was rebuilt in brick a few decades later, in 1385.
The Kupa Synagogue was built in 1643 with funds contributed by the goldsmiths of Kazimierz.
The Tempel Synagogue was built from 1860-1862 in a mix of Moorish and neo-Romanesque styles. It is no longer used as a place of worship and hosts concerts and meetings. The interior is richly decorated with colourful patterns and gold leaf atypical of other synagogues.
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