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Place of worship · Paris 9e Arrondissement, Paris
Synagogue Rashi
Reviewed by Elena Voss · Roavina Travel Editor
This place is a Place of worship.
Synagogue Rachi, also called Rashi Shul, is an Orthodox Jewish synagogue in Paris’s 9th arrondissement. The congregation is located at 6 Rue Ambroise-Thomas, near the Cadet and Poissonnière area. Sources identify the site as a non-Consistorial Orthodox synagogue associated with the Kehilas Hacharedim community of Paris. Its liturgical tradition is Sfard, an Ashkenazi-influenced rite, rather than Sephardi practice. The synagogue’s post-war rabbinic history includes Yehudoh Leibish Stern and Haïm Tsvi Rozenberg; reference material names Yossef Rozenberg as the community’s leader. The site is mapped as a place of worship and recorded with an Orthodox denomination, Wikidata item Q3508000, and OpenStreetMap way 69221039. Visitor access, prayer times, and admission arrangements are not recorded here; contact the congregation before planning a visit, especially for services or Jewish holidays.
Checked 2026-09-02
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