Synagogue in Kłodzko (Chrobrego Street)

A former house of prayer of the Jewish community in Kłodzko, established after the Second World War, following the creation of the Jewish Religious Community in the town.

Established after the war

The synagogue was set up in 1946, right after the founding of the Jewish Religious Community in Kłodzko. It was a house of prayer of the Orthodox community, not a building erected from the ground up for religious worship.

Two addresses

The house of prayer first operated in one of the rooms of a tenement house at plac Bolesława Chrobrego 33. It was later moved to a corner building at the junction of Wita Stwosza and Wodna streets, in the area of Kłodzko's market square.

What has not been established

The available source does not state whether the building has survived to this day at either of these two addresses, or what function it now serves. There is also no information about an entry in the heritage register. Anyone looking for a specific place to see should ask at the Museum of the Kłodzko Region or check the Kłodzko town office website before visiting.

Practical information

• Address: the area of plac Bolesława Chrobrego and the junction of Wita Stwosza and Wodna streets in Kłodzko
• Nearby: Kłodzko Fortress and the Underground Tourist Route, both in the town's historic centre
• What to expect: no confirmed information about the building's accessibility for visiting - it is worth asking at the Museum of the Kłodzko Land