Great Synagogue of Stockholm (Stora Synagogan)
Stockholm, Sweden
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Stockholm's main synagogue, built 1867-1870 in Moorish style, seating about 900-980. Includes a Holocaust memorial with over 8,000 names, dedicated in 1998 by King Carl XVI Gustaf. Ute Steyer became Sweden's first female rabbi here in 2015.
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Conservative/Masorti
Address
3A Wahrendorffsgatan, Stockholm
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Last updated: 2026-10-04
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