The Brisbane Synagogue

This is a synagogue facing the quiet street of Margaret Street. I couldn't go in, but strangely there was a small synagogue between the buildings. Buildings that existed for some reason. It was also a 19th century building but probably not a tourist attraction. You can watch from the outside without having to put it inside. It is near the botanical garden.

Brisbane is a cruise terminal and our tour guide tells us that Brisbane is Australia’s fastest growing city. It’s part of Australia known as Queensland and you’ll be surprised by the skyscrapers that are there and will continue to be built. Unfortunately, our Brisbane guide didn't know if there was a synagogue in Brisbane, so during the tour we searched and found that there was indeed a synagogue in the downtown area of Margaret Street (after the tour we explored). It is a historic building dating back to the 1800s since 1992. The circular window decorations on its exterior walls are beautiful and the building is symmetrical with arched entrances in the middle. It is used in modern orthodoxy. We were lucky to be able to get in. If you want to visit the interior, make sure to arrange it in advance. Definitely worth a visit - simple and low-key majesty.