The Poti Synagogue stands on Jerusalem Street. The brick building dates back to the early 20th century: a survey by the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress cites 1903, while an archival card from 1944 lists 1902 and an area of 135 square meters.
The community met here until 1990. The synagogue then became empty. In 2015, the building was restored, but it is no longer used as a synagogue.
Worth seeing from the outside. The building itself and the street name are reminders that the port city of Poti once had a significant Jewish community.
🕍 What to see
The restored façade of a brick building from the early 20th century, the development on Jerusalem Street.
💰 Free or paid
The exterior is free to tour. You probably won't be able to get inside, as the building isn't functioning as a synagogue.
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