Wolf Popper Synagogue (the Stork)
Historic synagogue (museum)
Krakow, Poland
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The Wolf Popper Synagogue, the 'Stork' (Bocian), was founded in 1620 by the banker Wolf Popper in baroque style. Wrecked in the Second World War, it now serves mostly as a branch of the Austeria bookshop and a workshop space during the Jewish Culture Festival. Not active as a synagogue.
Address
ul. Szeroka 16, 31-053 Kraków, Poland
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Last updated: 2026-10-17
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