Schneidertempel Sanat Merkezi

The Schneidertempel Sanat Merkezi stands out for its high, arched windows and the worn stone facade of a former Ashkenazi synagogue. Built in eighteen ninety-four, it served the local guild of tailors who lived and worked nearby. For decades, it provided a community space for Jewish craftsmen until the congregation dwindled and eventually closed the doors. Today, the space functions as an art gallery, where the original wooden floorboards and high ceilings still hold the quiet air of a sanctuary.