List of synagogues in France

This is an incomplete list of synagogues , current or former Jewish houses of prayer, in France .

Name	Location	Built	Architectural style(s)	Status	Denomination	Image	Notes
Amiens	Amiens, Somme	2017	Modernist	Active	Orthodox		[1]
Arcachon	Arcachon	1879		Active	Sephardi		[2]
Beth Meir	Bastia, Corsica	1934	Vernacular	Active	Orthodox		[3]
Belfort	Belfort	1857	Byzantine Revival	Active			[4]
Besançon	Besançon	1870	Moorish Revival	Active			[5]
Great (Bordeaux)	Bordeaux	1882	Romanesque Revival Byzantine Revival	Active	Sephardi		[6]
Caen	Caen, Normandy	1966		Active			[7]
Guebwiller	Guebwiller, Haut-Rhin	1872	Romanesque Revival Byzantine Revival	Active			[8]
Hochfelden	Hochfelden, Alsace	1841		Active			[9]
Ingwiller	Ingwiller, Alsace	1970		Active			[10]
Lille	Lille, Hauts-de-France	1891	Romanesque Revival Byzantine Revival	Active			[11]
Great (Lyon)	Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes	1864	Byzantine Revival	Active	Orthodox		[12]
Keren Or	Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes	2015		Active	Reform		[13]
Great (Marseille)	Marseille	1864	Romanesque Revival Byzantine Revival	Active	Sephardi		[14]
Or Thora (maybe Or Torah)	Marseille	1962		Former; (now mosque)			[15]
Neuilly	Neuilly-sur-Seine, Hauts-de-Seine	1878	Byzantine Revival	Active	Orthodox		[16]
Nice	Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur	1886	Byzantine Revival	Active	Orthodox		[17]
Rouen	Rouen, Normandy	1950		Active	Orthodox		[18]
Saint-Avold	Saint-Avold, Grand Est	1956	Modernist	Active			[19]
Sedan	Sedan, Ardennes	1878	Romanesque Revival Byzantine Revival	Former; gallery			[20]
Great Synagogue of Peace (Strasbourg)  [ fr ]	Strasbourg	1958	Modernist	Active			[21]
du Quai Kléber	Strasbourg	1898	Romanesque Revival	Destroyed
Traenheim	Traenheim			Active
Liberal Jewish Movement of France				Active	Reform
Versailles	Versailles, Île-de-France	1886	Romanesque Revival	Active			[22]
Vesoul	Vesoul, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté	1875		Former			[23]

In Paris

Name	Arrondissement	Built	Architectural style(s)	Status	Denomination	Image	Notes
Adath Shalom	XVe	1989		Active	Conservative; Masorti movement		[24] [25]
Agoudas Hakehilos	IVe	1914	Art Nouveau	Active	Orthodox		[26]
Communauté Juive Libérale	XIe	2006		Active	Reform		[27]
Don Isaac Abravanel	XIe	1962	Modernist	Active	Orthodox		[28]
Edmond J. Safra Synagogue	XVIIe	2019		Active			[29]
Grand (Paris)	IXe	1874	Romanesque Revival Byzantine Revival	Active	Orthodox		[30]
Kehilat Gesher	XVIIe	1993		Active	Reform		[31]
Montmartre	XVIIIe	1939	International	Active	Orthodox		[32]
de Nazareth	IIIe	1852	Moorish Revival	Active	Orthodox		[33]
des Tournelles	IVe	1876	Romanesque Revival Byzantine Revival	Active	Orthodox		[34]
Union Libérale Israélite de France	XVIe	1907	Art Deco	Active	Reform		[35]

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