≈ 5 min de distânciaCatedral de Lyon- Distância
- 400 m

Tenants settling on the Presqu'île quickly learn that attending the synagogue requires coordinating with community security and following the Ashkenazi schedule rather than dropping in on a whim.
Designed by Abraham Hirsch before his appointment as chief municipal architect, the synagogue stands on quai Tilsitt on ground formerly occupied by a municipal salt depot. The sanctuary features Byzantine Revival architecture and holds official classification as a French historical monument. An Orthodox congregation gathers here under the Ashkenazi rite, continuing a regional communal institution established by imperial decree.
During the wartime occupation, the building suffered severe violence while Lyon sheltered arriving refugees. Assailants hurled grenades into the hall during evening prayer, and collaborationist militia subsequently raided the premises to deport consistory officials and custodial staff. The militia ransacked the interior, scattered prayer books, and used commemorative wall plaques and sacred scrolls for target practice.
Following the liberation of the city, religious leadership under Chief Rabbi David Feuerwerker restored the sanctuary and removed musical organ accompaniment from holiday and Sabbath services. The building continues as an active center of Jewish communal life rather than a passive museum. New residents find regular security measures outside the gates and strict liturgical schedules governing visits and access.
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