Siena

Visit the Siena Synagogue and Jewish Museum

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Discover the historic Siena Synagogue and Jewish Museum, explore stunning Rococo and Neoclassical architecture, and uncover centuries of Jewish culture in the heart of Siena.

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Step into the heart of Siena’s Jewish heritage with a visit to the historic Synagogue, founded in 1786. This Tuscan architectural gem, blending elegant Rococo and Neoclassical elements, remains the central place of worship for the local Jewish community, offering a unique experience of history and spirituality.

Admire the refined interiors, from decorated floors and mosaics to intricate architectural details, and discover how Jewish culture influenced the city’s economic and cultural development. The adjoining Jewish Museum completes the visit, allowing you to explore the history and traditions of a community that has left a lasting mark on Siena.

What are the opening hours for the Siena Synagogue?
The Siena Synagogue is open Monday to Friday from 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM, and on Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM and 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Last admission is 30 minutes before closing.

How much do tickets to the Siena Synagogue cost?
Tickets start from €6.50 and include access to both the Synagogue and the Jewish Museum, as well as booking and handling fees.

What is included with the Siena Synagogue ticket?
Your ticket grants entry to the Siena Synagogue, the Jewish Museum, and covers booking and handling costs, providing a complete cultural experience.

Where is the Siena Synagogue located?
The Synagogue is located at 14, Vicolo delle Scotte, Siena, right in the historic Jewish quarter, easily accessible by foot or public transport.

Is the Siena Synagogue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the entire site is wheelchair accessible, allowing all visitors to explore the Synagogue and Jewish Museum comfortably.

What can I learn from visiting the Jewish Museum in Siena?
The Jewish Museum showcases the rich cultural heritage of Siena’s Jewish community and highlights its historical influence on the city’s traditions and daily life.

What are the architectural styles of the Siena Synagogue?The Synagogue blends Tuscan architecture with Rococo and Neoclassical elements, offering a unique and elegant aesthetic in the heart of Siena.

How do I swap my smartphone voucher for a ticket?
Simply present your smartphone voucher at the ticket office upon arrival to receive a paper ticket for entry to both the Synagogue and the Jewish Museum.

How has the Jewish community influenced Siena's cultural heritage?
Despite historical restrictions, Siena’s Jewish community contributed greatly to the city’s economic, cultural, and social development, leaving a lasting legacy.

Can I get a refund if I cancel my ticket?
Yes, if you choose a refundable ticket at checkout, you can receive a full refund by cancelling until 23:59 the day before your visit.

An ornate synagogue interior with chandeliers, wooden benches, a red Torah ark curtain, and Hebrew inscriptions on the walls.
Brick building exterior with a large, arched wooden door, multiple plaques, and a small window above a wooden panel door.
Ornate interior with arched windows, intricate carvings on white walls, and a central chandelier in a high-ceilinged room.
An ornate synagogue interior with chandeliers, wooden benches, a red Torah ark curtain, and Hebrew inscriptions on the walls.
Brick building exterior with a large, arched wooden door, multiple plaques, and a small window above a wooden panel door.
Ornate interior with arched windows, intricate carvings on white walls, and a central chandelier in a high-ceilinged room.

Where it is

Siena Synagogue, 14 Vicolo delle Scotte

14, Vicolo delle Scotte, 53100, Siena.

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