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Sarajevo Haggadah
Sarajevo Haggadah
Sarajevo Haggadah is an illustrated Jewish handwritten manuscript originating from medieval Spain. It was created as a wedding gift, but the author remains unknown.
Location: Midtown
Ashkenazi Synagogue
Ashkenazi Synagogue
Ashkenazi Synagogue is located on the left Miljacka River bank. It was built in 1902, a decade after the arrival of the Ashkenazi Jews to Sarajevo, according to Karl Pařík’s design in pseudo-Moorish style.
Location: Old Town
Jewish Cemetery with a Chapel at Borak
Jewish Cemetery with a Chapel at Bora ...
Above the Kovacici settlement, at Borak, there is an old Jewish cemetery with a chapel. Ever since 1620, Sarajevo’s Sephardic Jews have been buried here. The oldest tomb monument dates back to the first half of the 17th century.
Location: Midtown
Templ
Templ
Templ (New Temple; today Bosnian Cultural Centre www.bkc.ba) is located in Branilaca Sarajeva Street. It was built in 1930 in pseudo-Moorish style according to the design of Rudolf Lubinski.
Location: Centre
The Old and the New Jewish Temple
The Old and the New Jewish Temple
Sephardic Jews who were expelled by the Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand II of Aragon (along with the Spanish Muslims) in the late 15th century found new sanctuary across Europe.
Location: Old Town