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Vienna city temple & prayer times

Visiting the Great Synagogue

For guided tours of the Great Synagogue, please contact Info Point Jewish Vienna.

If you want to visit the Great Synagogue to join a prayer within the prayer times and you are not a member of the IKG, you must register at least 3 days before your proposed visit to the synagogue, with a copy of your passport and your phone number. Please send an e-mail to: visitors@ikg-wien.at

For security reasons, please bring photo ID with you and allow time for the necessary security checks.

Prayer Times at the Stadttempel

Schacharit, morning prayer Mincha, evening Schabbat Skie Annotation
Monday 01. 07. 25. Siwan 07:00 19:10
Tuesday 02. 07. 26. Siwan 07:00 19:10
Wednesday 03. 07. 27. Siwan 07:00 19:10
Thursday 04. 07. 28. Siwan 07:00 19:10
Friday 05. 07. 29. Siwan 07:00 19:00 20:46 20:56
Saturday 06. 07. 30. Siwan 09:00 Korach, 1. Tag Rosch Chodesch 20:20 22:06
Sunday 07. 07. 1. Tammuz 08:00 2. Tag Rosch Chodesch 19:05
Monday 08. 07. 2. Tammuz 07:00 19:05
Tuesday 09. 07. 3. Tammuz 07:00 19:05
Wednesday 10. 07. 4. Tammuz 07:00 19:05
Thursday 11. 07. 5. Tammuz 07:00 19:05
Friday 12. 07. 6. Tammuz 07:00 19:00 20:42 20:52
Saturday 13. 07. 7. Tammuz 09:00 Chukkat 20:20 22:00
Sunday 14. 07. 8. Tammuz 08:00 19:05
Monday 15. 07. 9. Tammuz 07:00 19:05
Tuesday 16. 07. 10. Tammuz 07:00 19:05
Wednesday 17. 07. 11. Tammuz 07:00 19:05
Thursday 18. 07. 12. Tammuz 07:00 19:05 Jiskor ca. 10:45
Friday 19. 07. 13. Tammuz 07:00 19:00 20:36 20:46
Saturday 20. 07. 14. Tammuz 09:00 Balak 20:15 21:51
Sunday 21. 07. 15. Tammuz 08:00 19:00
Monday 22. 07. 16. Tammuz 07:00 19:00
Tuesday 23. 07. 17. Tammuz 07:00 Fastentag 17. Tammuz 19:00
Wednesday 24. 07. 18. Tammuz 07:00 19:00
Thursday 25. 07. 19. Tammuz 07:00 19:00
Friday 26. 07. 20. Tammuz 07:00 19:00 20:28 20:38
Saturday 27. 07. 21. Tammuz 09:00 Pinchas 20:00 21:41
Sunday 28. 07. 22. Tammuz 08:00 19:00
Monday 29. 07. 23. Tammuz 07:00 19:00
Tuesday 30. 07. 24. Tammuz 07:00 19:00
Wednesday 31. 07. 25. Tammuz 07:00 19:00

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