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Ahrida Synagogue
Fatih, İstanbul
One of İstanbul's oldest synagogues, in Balat, in use since the 15th century and known for its ship-shaped teva.
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Antakya Synagogue
Antakya, Hatay
A late 19th-century synagogue on Kurtuluş Caddesi; heavily damaged in the earthquake, with renovation work ongoing.
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Great Synagogue of Edirne
Merkez, Edirne
Türkiye's largest synagogue and one of the largest in Europe; a 1907 building reopened after restoration.
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Etz Hayim Synagogue
Konak, İzmir
One of İzmir's oldest synagogues, around Havra Sokağı in Kemeraltı.
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Gaziantep Synagogue
Şahinbey, Gaziantep
A two-story stone synagogue left by the city's Jewish community, restored in 2012.
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Sardis Synagogue
Salihli, Manisa
The largest Jewish place of worship known from the ancient world, with a mosaic floor, adjoining the gymnasium complex of Sardis.