Temple-Synagogue Krakow - Synagoga Tempel w Krakowie

The Temple Synagogue is located on a corner plot on the corner of Miodowa and Podbrzezie streets. The building was constructed in 1860–1862 and is in the eclectic neo-Renaissance style with Moorish elements. On the richly decorated façade above the main entrance are black marble plaques with the Ten Commandments. On the façade and the side walls are two-part arcade windows with unique colorful stained glass from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The wall paintings with plant motifs have an oriental character. The ceiling of the synagogue's main prayer room and the balustrades of the women's gallery are decorated with colourful and gilded stylized patterns. In the center of the main room is the bima and on the podium on the east wall is a monumental Aron Ha-Kodesh made of white marble, surrounded by a pillar balustrade crowned by a large golden half-dome with a crown. The Temple Synagogue has a mikvah, the entrance to which is located at 1 Podbrzezie Street.
The Temple Synagogue organizes celebrations for Jewish holidays and other important ceremonies to which numerous guests are invited: Representatives of the city and provincial authorities, universities, representatives of various denominations, the Krakow Jewish community and supporters. A special event is the Days of Judaism in the Catholic Church, which are organized here together with the Krakow Archdiocese.
The Temple Synagogue is open to visitors.

From: https://gwzkrakow.pl/services/synagogi/