Serbia is home to synagogues built using the Art Nouveau style, late neoclassicism, as well as traditional ones with Art Nouveau features, considered some of the best achievements of Viennese and Pest architects. The absence of strict regulations and restrictions on the construction of religious buildings showed the desire to be in line with the times, but also with the local tendencies. Different buildings testify to the fact that the form can change and fascinate, but that the essence of faith is always in dedication, loyalty and understanding.

The synagogues in Subotica, Belgrade, Novi Sad and Niš are also worth visiting. Many of them have a new purpose today as venues for cultural events.

Despite the enormous challenges it has faced throughout history, the Jewish community and its customs, art and religion have left an indelible mark, adding to the richness of Serbia’s cultural heritage.