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Princes Road Synagogue
CultureVisit: ~30 min
A synagogue opened in 1874 on Princes Road, in the Toxteth district. The work of the brothers William and George Audsley, it is built in the Moorish Revival style with Oriental-inspired decoration. It is one of the great Jewish places of worship of 19th-century England and has the highest level of heritage listing. Visits to the interior depend on the opening dates announced by the community.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Princes Road Synagogue: 2 missions
- Photograph the Moorish Revival facadeStand in front of the temple on Princes Road and photograph the facade with its arches and its Oriental-style ornamentation.
- Stroll along Princes RoadWalk a stretch of the broad, tree-lined boulevard of Princes Road and look at the Victorian buildings that flank it.
Near Princes Road Synagogue
Peter Kavanagh's232 m awayLiverpool Cathedral597 m awayYe Cracke748 m awayPhilharmonic Dining Rooms830 m awayBaltic Market885 m awayEveryman Theatre922 m away
Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need for Princes Road Synagogue?
Allow about 30 min for the visit.
What is there to do at Princes Road Synagogue?
Photograph the Moorish Revival facade and Stroll along Princes Road.
What is there to see near Princes Road Synagogue?
Peter Kavanagh's (232 m), Liverpool Cathedral (597 m) and Ye Cracke (748 m).
Source: Wikidata