If you plan to visit, be aware that only group visits are allowed and that you'll have to inform them of the planned visit beforehand.

Very big synagogue for 8000 people. Nice area.

I liked.

Synagogue is beautiful . We arrived noon time to pray, long after Shachris services. The security guard kindly allowed us to enter after showing our passports.

The Rich History Of The Synagogue is Amazing. All of the parishioners welcomed me warmly & openly. Services started exactly on time. Coming from North America (with my own prayer book) I literally had to “Speed Read” to keep up with how fast the worshipers were reading.

One of the oldest synagogues of Germany and one of two synagogues that have survived the Night of Broken Glass 1938. The architecture of the synagogue inside and outside is absolutely stunning, the building itself is a historical monument and therefore protected! There is guided tours that you can book! (NOTE: The building and its area is highly protected by the German Police, please behave respectfully!)

It has a Mikvah, Nice shull, secured and food

Yiscor in the frankfurter synagogue for my parents ,it' s Pessah

Beautiful shul!

A most beautiful place. You feel like you are going back in time . The regulars are warm and inviting

It's wonderful place

Absolutely gorgeus, even though the acoustics are slightly off. As a general note, as long as you avoid politics the Frankfurt Jewish community is very inclusive 😊.

Beautiful

Good

Amazing Rabbi Rav Appel

Stunning very sentimental

Only Orthodox synagogue with an organ. History explains why.

Very big synagogue and beautiful synagogue

Nice restaurant attached, call before for days open

Im Ha Shem lo ivnej bais,sham awnu bojnam bo,im Ha Shem lo ishmor ir,shov shojked shojmer!

Very friendly. Rabbi's and congregants were all similing.

Absolut inappropriate behaviour of the security staff. Preferred not to enter