We were surprised that there was still a Synagogue in Egypt at all. If is nice inside and if your guide gives the attendee a bribe you can take a quick photo or two.

This 1000 year old Temple was once one of the many Coptic churches in this area. It became famous because of the wealth of medieval documents, many in Ladino rendered in Arabic lettering, that were stored (instead of discarded) in a square shaft. Donors have...More

It's really full of details , not anyone would see them only thing that pissed me off, that they don't allow taking pictures

While you are in a trip to Coptic Cairo, don't miss this place.Though it's not functional nor photography is allowed,you can see this place & know the history of it's transformation as a Synagogue.

A small synagogue. With a lot of elements from oriental culture. Nice "altar" facing towards Jerusalem. A quiet place for recollection. No photos allowed.

They are still using the synagogue and you cannot take pictures here. The synagogue itself is smaller, compare it to other churches in this area.

It is the synagogue of the ancient sites in Egypt and has an ancient history and great in the beginning was the excommunication then became Temple

This beautiful synagogue is supposed to be built on the site where baby Moses was pulled from the Nile.

I visited this Synagogue during my visit to Coptic Cairo. According to local legend, this was the site where the baby Moses was found. There is no charge to enter the Synagogue but donations are accepted. Photographs are not allowed inside. My visit lasted about...More

Very old place of religious worship dating from when Cairo waa tolerant. Can't take pictures inside but worth the visit anyway.