Kaunas Synagogue
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Kaunas Synagogue is the only surviving of the previous 36 synagogues in Kaunas, Lithuania. The synagogue, built in 1871 was damaged during Second World War.
Today it serves the remaining local Jewish community with regular services.
The building is located at Ožeskienės street in central Kaunas.
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