Bevis Marks Synagogue

Pray in the city

Address:

Bevis Marks Heneage Lane - between Houndsditch and Leadenhall streets.
EC3A 5DQ - City/Square Mile
London

Nearest Bus or Train:

Waterloo

Open Hours:

10a-4p Tu (excluding Jewish Festivals), Services: 7:30a M-Th, 8:30a Sa (Sabbath), 9a Su

The Bevis Marks Synagogue was established in 1701 and has the distinction of being the oldest one still in use, in Britain today. The interiors are lavish and detailed and contain all of the orignal furnishings. It also houses a remarkable archive of records dating from the mid 17th century. It is worth a see as much for its interiors and architecture, as it is for its significance for the Jewish community.

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