Københavns Synagoge (Great Synagogue of Copenhagen)
A discreet 1833 synagogue in Krystalgade whose neoclassical facade hides an Egyptian‑inspired interior and centuries of Danish Jewish history, faith and resilience.
Tucked discreetly into Krystalgade in Copenhagen’s historic centre, Københavns Synagoge is the heart of Danish Jewish life and one of Europe’s most characterful 19th‑century synagogues. Completed in 1833 and designed by Gustav Friedrich Hetsch in a neoclassical yet Egyptian‑inspired style, the yellow‑brick basilica hides an unexpectedly ornate interior with octagonal columns, a richly decorated ark wall and space for around 900 worshippers. More than a working Orthodox synagogue, it is a powerful landmark in the city’s story of religious tolerance, survival and renewal.
A brief summary to Københavns Synagoge
- Krystalgade, Copenhagen, Indre By, 12, DK
- +4533128868
- Visit website
- Duration: 0.5 to 1.5 hours
- Free
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Indoor
- Mobile reception: 5 out of 5
- Monday 10 am-2 pm
- Tuesday 10 am-2 pm
- Wednesday 10 am-2 pm
- Thursday 10 am-2 pm
Local tips
- Check in advance which weekdays guided visits are offered, as access is limited and the synagogue is primarily an active house of worship.
- Arrive a little early to pass security screening calmly and have time to take in the facade details and symbolic columns along Krystalgade.
- Dress modestly and be prepared to follow instructions from staff, especially regarding photography and movement during any ongoing prayers.
- Combine your visit with nearby Jewish heritage sites and the Danish Jewish Museum to place the synagogue in a wider historical context.
- Bring a small notebook if you enjoy architecture; the Egyptian Revival details around the ark and ceiling coffers reward slow sketching.
For the on-the-go comforts that matter to you
- Restrooms
- Seating Areas
- Information Boards
Getting There
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Metro and short walk from central Copenhagen
From central Copenhagen, travel by M1 or M2 metro line to Nørreport Station, which typically takes 2–5 minutes from Kongens Nytorv or similar central stops. A single metro ticket within the city zones usually costs around 20–30 DKK. From Nørreport, allow about 5–10 minutes on foot along mostly level pavements through the historic centre. This option is frequent, runs throughout the day, and is suitable for most visitors, though those with mobility challenges should account for cobblestones and occasional uneven surfaces.
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City bus to nearby stops
Several inner‑city bus routes serve the area around Krystalgade and Nørreport, giving a flexible alternative to the metro with typical journey times of 10–20 minutes from many central districts. Standard bus tickets within the main zones usually cost about 20–30 DKK and can be purchased via ticket machines or transport apps. Buses generally have low floors and designated spaces for wheelchairs and strollers, though they can be crowded at weekday peaks. From nearby stops, expect a 5–10 minute walk on urban pavements to reach the synagogue.
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Bicycle within the city centre
Copenhagen’s dense network of cycle lanes makes it practical to reach Krystalgade by bicycle from most central neighbourhoods in roughly 5–15 minutes. You can use a personal bike or rent a city bicycle, with typical rental prices starting around 100–150 DKK for a day from local providers. Cycling offers flexibility but requires confidence in busy urban traffic, especially at junctions. Bicycle parking is usually possible in designated racks nearby; avoid locking bikes to the synagogue’s security barriers and allow a few extra minutes to find an appropriate spot.
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Taxi from central locations
Taking a licensed taxi from central Copenhagen districts such as Vesterbro or Østerbro to Krystalgade typically takes 10–20 minutes, depending on traffic. Fares for short inner‑city rides commonly fall in the 120–220 DKK range, including basic charges and moderate traffic delays. Taxis can drop passengers close to the synagogue’s gate, which is helpful for those with limited mobility, though brief waits are common on narrow streets. This option is available year‑round and is the most comfortable in bad weather, but it is also the most expensive.
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Discover more about Københavns Synagoge
A discreet facade with a weighty story
Københavns Synagoge stands slightly set back from the line of houses on Krystalgade, a subtle architectural compromise imposed when it was built in the early 1800s. At the time, Jewish communities were only gradually gaining equal rights, and the synagogue was not allowed to dominate the street. The architect Gustav Friedrich Hetsch responded with a calm neoclassical facade in warm yellow brick, articulated by a rhythm of pilasters and a central portal that feels more like a respectable town house than a monumental temple. Look more closely and the symbolism reveals itself. The twelve freestanding columns along the front reference the twelve tribes of Israel, a quiet statement of identity in a city that was still learning to accept Jewish public worship. Behind this modest frontage lies the principal synagogue for Denmark’s Jewish community, the culmination of a long journey from makeshift prayer rooms in private homes to a fully recognized house of worship.A basilica plan filled with Egyptian details
Inside, the building opens into a tall basilica where a near‑square main hall is flanked by two narrower aisles, all picked out in soft colours and gilded detailing. Octagonal columns separate the central nave from the side aisles, leading the eye toward the eastern wall where the ark dominates the space. Hetsch chose a striking Egyptian Revival vocabulary here: lotus‑like capitals, a massive cornice above the ark and geometric ceiling coffers that hint at ancient temples rather than northern churches. Originally, the congregation had wished for a barrel vault overhead, but the architect advised a coffered flat ceiling instead, improving acoustics for chanted prayers and giving the interior its distinctive patterned canopy. Light filters down from high windows, catching golden Hebrew letters that spell out the admonition “Know before whom you stand,” an architectural reminder that every visitor is stepping into a sacred encounter.Heart of an evolving Jewish community
The synagogue crowns a complex history of Jewish life in Copenhagen. Earlier synagogues had occupied rented rooms and a purpose‑built structure in Læderstræde, which was destroyed by fire in 1795. For decades, internal disagreements and legal obstacles delayed the construction of a new communal building. Only after Jews were granted equal civic rights in 1814 did the project gain lasting momentum, with the Krystalgade site chosen and the present structure finally completed in 1833. From the outset, the Great Synagogue served not just as a prayer hall but as a communal anchor, surrounded by charitable institutions, schools and later an old‑age home. Over time, additional Orthodox and Sephardic congregations appeared elsewhere in the city, yet Krystalgade remained the central gathering place for major festivals and life‑cycle events, its benches filling with generations of Copenhagen families.Memories of danger and acts of protection
The building also holds traces of more turbulent times. During the Second World War, when Denmark’s Jewish population faced persecution, local authorities and neighbours helped safeguard religious artefacts. Torah scrolls from the synagogue were transferred for safekeeping to a nearby church, a quiet act of solidarity that has become part of the building’s shared memory. Decades later, the synagogue was damaged by a terrorist bomb in the 1980s, bringing security concerns painfully into focus and prompting tighter protection around the site. These events lend a solemn undercurrent to the otherwise tranquil interior. Architectural details like the sturdy iron gate and controlled entry procedures are practical responses to history, yet they also highlight how deeply this building matters to a relatively small community. It is both a sanctuary for worship and a symbol of resilience in the face of intolerance.Visiting a living house of prayer
For visitors, what stands out is the combination of heritage and ongoing religious life. The main floor forms the men’s section, while galleries along the side aisles and a western balcony provide seating for women, continuing an Orthodox layout within a very Danish architectural envelope. The bimah, a raised platform in front of the ark, is where the Torah is read and the cantor leads prayers; at quieter times, its carved railings and polished wood invite close inspection. Guided visits are typically offered on selected weekdays and during specific months, often coordinated through the local Jewish community. When services are not in progress, you may hear only the faint creak of floorboards or a guide’s voice describing festivals and customs, yet the room feels ready at any moment to fill with song. Respectful dress, security screening at the entrance and sensitivity to ongoing worship are all part of experiencing this as a functioning synagogue rather than a static monument.Architecture, identity and the streets of Indre By
Step back out into Krystalgade and the building’s urban role becomes clear. Nestled among university facilities, churches and libraries, the synagogue forms one layer in a dense fabric of learning and belief. Its yellow bricks and Egyptian‑tinged ornament are distinct, yet they harmonize with the surrounding streetscape instead of overpowering it. That balance between visibility and discretion mirrors the story of Jews in Denmark: present for centuries, sometimes vulnerable, but woven into the city’s life. Recent renovations have refreshed the interior while preserving Hetsch’s design, ensuring the space continues to host prayers, celebrations and educational visits. For travellers exploring Copenhagen’s historic centre, stepping through its gate offers a rare chance to see how 19th‑century architecture, religious tradition and modern history come together in one quietly remarkable building.Iconic landmarks you can’t miss
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