List of synagogues in Serbia

This list of synagogues in Serbia contains active, otherwise used and destroyed synagogues in Serbia. The list of Serbian synagogues is not necessarily complete, as only a negligible number of sources testify to the existence of some synagogues.

Belgrade is the capital city of Serbia.

Name	Built	Destroyed	Remarks	Picture
Beth Israel Synagogue	1905–1908	1941	Other name: Belgrade Sephardi Synagogue, El Kal Vež Synagogue. It was destroyed by a blast in 1941 and demolished after the war.
Belgrade Synagogue	1924–1925	stand	Other name: Belgrade Ashkenazi Synagogue
El Kal Synagogue	c. 17th century	1941	Other name: The old synagogue on Dorcol. It was destroyed by a blast in 1941 and demolished after the war.
El Kal Nuevo Synagogue	before 1886	1910s	Other name: New synagogue. It was demolished during the First World War.
Zemun Synagogue	1850	stand	Not to be confused with Zemun Synagogue.

Location	Name	Built	Destroyed	Remarks	Picture
Bačka Topola	Bačka Topola Synagogue		after 1945	Destroyed building.
Bajmok	Bajmok Synagogue	1896	1955	Destroyed building.	[1]
Bajša	Bajša Synagogue		after 1945	Destroyed building.
Feketić	Feketić Synagogue	1900	1948	Destroyed building.
Mali Iđoš	Mali Iđoš Synagogue		after 1945	Destroyed building.
Pačir	Pačir Synagogue	1850	1948	Destroyed building.
Subotica	Subotica Synagogue	1901–1903	stand	It is the second largest synagogue in Europe. The huge Art Nouveau-style building was threatened with collapse, making it one of the ten most endangered synagogues in the world. It was renovated between 2014 and 2018.

Location	Name	Built	Destroyed	Remarks	Picture
Ada	Ada Synagogue	1896	1973	Destroyed building.
Banatsko Aranđelovo	Banatsko Aranđelovo Synagogue	1880	1948	Destroyed building.	[2]
Čoka	Čoka Synagogue	1900	1941	Destroyed building.
Horgoš	Horgoš Synagogue	1910	1948	Destroyed building.
Kanjiza	Kanjiza Synagogue	1861	1948	Destroyed building.
Kikinda	Kikinda Synagogue	1878–1880	1953	Destroyed building.
Martonoš	Martonoš Synagogue	1880	1949	Destroyed building.
Mokrin	Mokrin Synagogue	1876	1941	Destroyed building.
Mol	Mol Synagogue	1892	1960	Destroyed building.	[3]
Novi Knezevac	Novi Knezevac Synagogue	1910	after 1948	Destroyed building.	[4]
Padej	Padej Synagogue	1880	1947	Destroyed building.
Senta	Senta Synagogue	1873–1874	after 1950	Destroyed building.	[5]
Senta	Senta Little Synagogue	1928[1]	stand	Destroyed building.	[6]
Stara Moravica	Stara Moravica Synagogue		after 1945	Destroyed building.

Location	Name	Built	Destroyed	Remarks	Picture
Bač, Serbia	Bač Synagogue	1750	1980	Destroyed building.
Backa Palanka	Backa Palanka Synagogue	1807	1956	Destroyed building.
Backi Petrovac	Backi Petrovac Synagogue	1905	1962	Destroyed building.	[7]
Bačko Petrovo Selo	Bačko Petrovo Selo Old Synagogue	1854	1950	Destroyed building.
Bačko Petrovo Selo	Bačko Petrovo Selo New Synagogue	1905	1951	Destroyed building.
Bačko Gradište	Bačko Gradište Synagogue	1890	1955	Destroyed building.	[8]
Čurug	Čurug Synagogue	1880	1950	Destroyed building.
Đurđevo	Đurđevo Synagogue	1900	1948	Destroyed building.
Gospođinci	Gospođinci Synagogue	1900	1948	Destroyed building.
Kisač	Kisač Synagogue		after 1945	Destroyed building.
Kovilj	Kovilj Synagogue		after 1945	Destroyed building.
Kucura	Kucura Synagogue	1920	after 1945	Destroyed building.	[9]
Novi Sad	Novi Sad Old Synagogue	1826			[10]
Novi Sad	Novi Sad Synagogue	1906–1909	stand
Pivnice	Pivnice Synagogue	1900	1944	Destroyed building.
Sajkas	Sajkas Synagogue				[11]
Selenča	Selenča Synagogue		after 1945	Destroyed building.
Silbaš	Silbaš Synagogue	1900	1948	Destroyed building.
Stari Becej	Stari Becej Synagogue	1883	1962	Destroyed building.	[12]
Temerin	Temerin Synagogue	1878	1947	Destroyed building.
Titel	Titel Synagogue	1900	1950	Destroyed building.
Tovariševo	Tovariševo Synagogue	1900	1948	Destroyed building.
Vrbas	Vrbas Synagogue	1914	1948	Destroyed building.
Žabalj	Žabalj Synagogue		after 1945	Destroyed building.
Zmajevo	Zmajevo Synagogue		after 1945	Destroyed building.

Location	Name	Built	Destroyed	Remarks	Picture
Bela Crkva	Bela Crkva Synagogue	1898	1950	Destroyed building.	[13]
Debeljača	Debeljača Synagogue	1895	1941	Destroyed building.
Kovacica	Kovacica Synagogue				[14]
Pančevo	Pančevo Synagogue	1907–1909	1954	During Tito's rule of Yugoslavia, like many other synagogues, it was not considered important to preserve religious relics, and the significant building was demolished in 1954. Today, only a few old photographs testify to its existence.
Srbobran	Srbobran Synagogue	1900	1956	Destroyed building.
Vrsac	Vrsac Synagogue	1828	1966	Destroyed building.

Location	Name	Built	Destroyed	Remarks	Picture
Ecka	Ecka Synagogue	1870	1941	Destroyed building.	[16]
Melenci	Melenci Synagogue		after 1945	Destroyed building.
Novi Becej	Novi Becej Synagogue	1865–1871	1946	Destroyed building.
Novo Miloševo	Novo Miloševo Synagogue		after 1945	Destroyed building.
Srpski Itebej	Srpski Itebej Synagogue	early 20th century	1940s	Destroyed building.	[17], [18]
Torak	Torak Synagogue	1870	1941	Destroyed building.
Zrenjanin	Zrenjanin Synagogue	1894–1896	1941	Destroyed building.	[19], [20]

Location	Name	Built	Destroyed	Remarks	Picture
Banoštor	Banoštor Synagogue		after 1945	Destroyed building.
Erdevik	Erdevik Synagogue		after 1945	Destroyed building.
Indija	Indija Synagogue	1902–1903	1943	Destroyed building.	[21]
Ruma	Ruma Synagogue	1935	1943	Destroyed building.
Šid	Šid Synagogue	1900	1942	Destroyed building.
Sremska Mitrovica	Sremska Mitrovica Synagogue	1904	1941	Destroyed building.
Stara Pazova	Stara Pazova Synagogue	1903	1942	Destroyed building.

Location	Name	Built	Destroyed	Remarks	Picture
Niš	Niš Synagogue	1925	stand

• "Serbia". Jewish Postcards. Frantisek Banyai. n.d.