Mickve Israel Temple
4.8$· InexpensiveHistoric Savannah Neo-Gothic synagogue showcasing rich American Jewish history and heritage.
Founded in 1733, Congregation Mickve Israel is home to one of America's oldest Jewish congregations. Located in historic Savannah, the landmark temple is famous for its unique Neo-Gothic architecture and museum exhibits. Visitors can take docent-led tours to view historic artifacts, rare Torah scrolls, and letters from U.S. presidents.
Expert notes
- Visit Mickve Israel Temple for its historical significance, spiritual ambiance, and unique architecture. The temple's guided tours are highly recommended, as they offer a wealth of information about the temple's history and significance. Visitors should dress appropriately, as it is a place of worship. Photography is allowed but only without flash. Visitors should also be respectful of the temple's religious customs and practices. Visitors should arrive early to find parking, as it can be challenging to find a spot near the temple. Visitors should be prepared to climb stairs as the temple is on the second floor.
Features
- Classy
- Exhibitions
- Guided Tours
- Photography
- Private Events
- Relaxing
Special occasion reservations
Mickve Israel Temple is available for special events such as weddings and bar mitzvahs. For reservations and inquiries, visitors can call (912) 233-1547 or visit the temple's website: https://mickveisrael.org/destination-events/
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