Former synagogue (Niederzissen)
Synagogue (Upper Village)
The former synagogue in the Bopfingen sub-community of Oberdorf is now a listed building. After it was built on the foundation walls of a previous building, the building served for over 100 years as a house of prayer for the Jewish community of Oberdorf. At times the community was so important in Oberdorf that a rabbinate was established there in 1823. Oberdorf was the 8th of a total of 13 rabbinate seats in Wuerttemberg and united the Jewish communities of Aufhausen, Lauchheim and Pflaumloch. The rabbinate had over 1000 members.
Synagogue Schindersberg (Reichenberg)
Sulzburg synagogue
The synagogue in Sulzburg was built from 1821 to 1822 by Johann Ludwig Weinbrenner in the neo-Baroque-Classical mixed style. After Karlsruhe and Randegg, it is the third synagogue building of a Jewish community in the then Grand Duchy of Baden.
Synagogue Essen-Steele
New Synagogue Flamweg (Elmshorn)
The rooms of the synagogue are located within the Jewish community building.
Former Synagogue Frankfurt-Rödelheim
Synagogue (Herborn)
Messianic synagogue, Jews who believe in Yeshua as the Messiah announced and promised in the Tanakh.
Former Main Synagogue Munich
Architect: Albert Schmidt