This beautifully preserved synagogue makes for an excellent connection to the extensive past Jewish history of Poland. The writings and wall paintings are magnificent, a reminder of the thriving community that lived here for almost 500 years.

We actually did nor visit indoors as the opening hours did not suit our travel plan. Recommended to visit as Poland at its best was multicultural and heterogenous in the past.It is a good symbol of a respect for the past and diversity as well...More

The synagogue in Lancut is nice but it is close to the public most of the times. It is located right next to the castle.

Before WW2, Rzeszow was a very serious huge Jewish Center. The Synagogue of Lancut served the Jewish population from all around and was a big and beautiful symbol of the flourishing Jewish community there. During the war the building was partially destroyed and later turned...More

Our tour guide arranged for us to visit this magnificently restored synagogue. The little prayer room was beautiful, but then the caretaker opened the doors to the main sanctuary and WOW!

The- the title says it all. The place is small but beuatiful and wonderfully restored. There is a central raised Torah stand- six to eight steps to ascend to the platform, and the seating was all around it. Beuatiful colorful paintings and murals adorn the...More

Unequal - meaning that the same preservation society that owns the castle also owns the Synagogue. While the castle and the surrounding buildings in the area are beautifully restored - the last remnants of the Jewish culture is left to the elements. However, the inside...More