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.

The rooms of the synagogue are located within the Jewish community building.

Messianic synagogue, Jews who believe in Yeshua as the Messiah announced and promised in the Tanakh.

Architect: Albert Schmidt

In1928 abandonment of services due to lack of members, rented to the Adventist church of Templin

A commemorative plaque was attached to the front building, but is said to no longer exist.