Jewish Synagogues, Baths and Cemeteries in Aquitaine

Jewish Cemetery
64100 Bayonne

The Jewish cemetery of Bayonne, established in the 17th century in the Saint-Étienne district, is the oldest in France. Ranked a historical monument in 1998, it houses nearly 3,000 tombs from the 17th to the 19th centuries and a depository from 1862 in the form of an ancient temple.

jewish bath
64100 Bayonne

The Mikvé de Bayonne is a Jewish ritual bath located in New Aquitaine, in the city of Bayonne. This historic monument bears witness to the Jewish presence in the region.

Jewish Cemetery
33000 Bordeaux

The cemetery of the Portuguese Jews, located at the Yser in Bordeaux (New Aquitaine), is an 18th-century Israelite cemetery, still in operation and classified as a historical monument since 1995. It reflects the history of the Bordeaux Jewish communities of Portuguese and Ashkenaz origin.

Jewish Cemetery
64520 Bidache

The Jewish cemetery of Bidache, located in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques, is a historical site from the 17th to the 18th century, showing the presence of a Jewish community protected by the Dukes of Gramont. There are about a hundred burials with sober inscriptions.

Jewish Cemetery
64240 La Bastide-Clairence

The Jewish cemetery of La Bastide-Clairence, dating from the 17th and 18th centuries, is an ancient Israeli funerary space located in this commune of Nouvelle-Aquitaine, inscribed as historical monuments since 1988.

Jewish Cemetery
33000 Bordeaux

The cemetery of the Portuguese Jews in Bordeaux, located in the heart of the Marne, is a historical monument of the eighteenth century, a witness to the history of the Jewish sefaradic communities in New Aquitaine. Ranked in 1995, it reflects their integration and cultural heritage in southwestern France.

Synagogue
33120 Arcachon

The synagogue of Arcachon, a Jewish religious building of the last quarter of the 19th century, stands in Arcachon, New Aquitaine. Built in 1879, it combines sefara tradition with classical synagogal style, marked by its patron Daniel Iffla, known as Osiris.

Synagogue
33500 Libourne

The synagogue of Libourne, a 19th-century neo-classical building, stands in the Gironde department. Built in 1847, it bears witness to local Jewish history and has remained an active place of worship since the 1960s.