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Synagogues

 

ATHENS

 

Synagogue Beth Shalom (sfardi): 5, Melidoni St.

 

Monday and Thursday mornings: 8:30

Friday evening:

Winter: Mincha at sunset, followed by Kabbalat Shabbat

Summer: Mincha at 19:30, followed by Kabbalat Shabbat.

Saturday morning: 8:30

Saturday afternoon: Mincha at sunset, followed by Azkarot and Arvit.

Tel: (+30) 210 3252 875 - 210 3252 823

 

IMPORTANT: Due to security reasons, all visitors have to either show identification or send in advance a copy of their passport along with the dates of their visit to Fax: (+30) 210 322 0761

 

For map and directions, click here.

 

For a list of hotels within walking distance of the synagogue, click here.

 

For Shabbat hospitality, click here.

 

Romaniote Synagogue: 8, Melidoni St. (open primarily on High Holidays)

 

THESSALONIKI

 

Yad Lazikaron Synagogue: 24, Vassileos Herakliou St. (in the building of the community offices)

 

Service times:

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday:

Shacharit: 7:30 - Mincha & Arvit: 30 min before candle lighting time.

Friday: Mincha, followed by Kabbalat Shabbat: 30 min before candle lighting time.

Saturday: Shacharit: 8:00 - Mincha: 1 hour before candle lighting time, followed by Seudah Shlishit and Arvit.

 

On Sunday mornings, service take place in the Old Age Home (Geirokomio): 83, Kimonos Voga St.

 

Monastirioton Synagogue: 35, Sygrou St. (open primarily on High Holidays)

 

Kosher butcher: Shmuel Ben Sasson - Nea agora in the center

Tel: 2310 222171

 

Rabbi Eliyahu Shitrit
work: 2310 221124

Home: 2310 223921
Mobile: 6936 896094
 
You may order kosher meals through the Rabbi or make an appointment with his wife (2310 223921) to use the local mikve.
 
LARISSA

 

Synagogue Etz Haim: 27, Kentavron and Kyprou St.

Service times: Friday evening: 20:30

Saturday morning: 8:00

Tel: (+30) 2410 532 965

 

 

CHALKIS (Halkida)

 

Synagogue: 35 Kotsou St.

Service times: Friday evening: 20:00

Shabbat morning: occasionally

Open for visits

Tel:  (+30) 22210 60111 

 

CORFU (Kerkyra)

 

Synagogue: Velissariou St.
(in the old city)

Services only during Holidays

Open for visits (the key is available through Mr. Raphi Sousis in the store behind the synagogue)

Tel:  (+30) 26610 47777 

 

CRETE - Hania

 

Synagogue Etz Hayyim: Parodos Kondylaki,

(includes a resource library with over 1700 books)

 

Service times during the summer:

Shacharit daily at 8:30

Mincha at:18:00 (for summer months)

Kabbalah Shabbath and Havdalah times are announced weekly in the bulletin board outside the Synagogue.

A Rabbi will be present for the High Holidays. Please contact the synagogue for details.

 

open daily (except Shabbat): 8:30 - 12:30 and 15:30 - 20:00

Tel:  (+30) 28210 86286 

Web site: www.etz-hayyim-hania.org

 

IOANNINA

 

Synagogue: 16, Ioustinianou St.

Services only during the High holidays

Open for visits

Tel:  (+30) 26510 25195


 

RHODES

 

Synagogue: 8, Simiou Street and Dosiadou

Services: during the High Holidays.

Friday evening occasionally during the summer

Open for visits

Tel:  (+30) 22410 22364

 

 

TRIKALA

 

Synagogue: 24, Athanassiou Diakou Str.

Services: only during the High Holidays.

Open for visits

Tel:  (+30) 24310 25834

 

VOLOS

Synagogue: Xenophontos Platonos and Moisseos St.

Service times: Friday evening at sunset.

Open for visits

Tel:  (+30) 24210 25302

 


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