The Synagogue

Built in 1862 by the Rabbi Samuel Dreyfus and listed as a Historical Monument.
The building, with its beautiful Romanesque façade, was partly destroyed by the 1914's bombings. Restored in 1924 and closed during the 2nd World War, the Synagogue returned to the community in 1948.
In 2014, during excavations, the French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research (INRAP) discovered a Mikveh in the courtyard of the synagogue.
Visitors can also step inside to admire the interior and the soaring nave.