TOUR OF JEWISH BELGRADE

Jewish Belgrade should be visited starting from the Dorcol neighborhood.

Jalija, Zerek, Danube banks

Menorah in flames

Menorah in flames - Perished Jews of Dorcol monument by Nandor Glid. [How to get there]

Oneg Shabbat

Old Synagogue (The old temple)

see the web pages [How to get there]
Belgrade's Sephardic synagogue "El kal vjezo" was constructed in the 17th century. It was a single aisled building with rectangular base of 36 x 8 m and semicircular apse on its southern side. During the centuries the synagogue was damaged many times, but met beginning of the 20th century as the only prayer house of Belgrade Jews. The temple survived the Holocaust period untouched but was demolished in the 1950ties by order of the offical authorities. The foundation of the synagogue still remains.

New Synagogue - gallery of frescoes

pages web [How to get there]

Sava banks

Sajmiste (staro sajmiste - concentration camp Semlin)

Sajmiste monument Miodrag Popovic, killed 48,000 people

Dusegupka location

[How to get there]

The place where the suffering started/or ended, Gas-chamber-truck started here : 6300 killed

Synagogue Sukkat Shalom

Ashkenazi with Sephardic service web site [How to get there]

Jewish cemetery

[How to get there]

There are several monuments at the cemetery in Belgrade
spomenik Holokausta Kladovski transport - Austrijanci ubijeni u Sapcu deca-spanska groznica i spomenik palim 1912-1919

There are two cemeteries Askenazi one and Sephardi jevrejsko groblje still active today

Kralja Petra street

Jewish Community Center

Jewish community of Belgrade is the largest in Serbia - with about 2600 members, although census in Serbia counted only about 700 Jews in all of Serbia?

Nasa zgrada u Kralja Petra 71a ima jednu izuzetnu "relikviju" - to je nas lift star 90 godina. Lift je jedan od najstarijih liftova u gradu - mislimo da je cetvrti najstariji lift koji jos radi u Beogradu.