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About this place
Located in the historic Arap Şükrü Street area of Osmangazi, Bursa, Gerush Synagogue is an important landmark of the city’s centuries-old Jewish heritage. Built in the early 16th century during the Ottoman period, the synagogue is associated with the settlement of Sephardic Jews who came to Ottoman lands after being expelled from Spain. The Hebrew word “Gerush” means expulsion or exile, reflecting the difficult history behind the community’s journey. The building is notable for its rectangular prayer hall, stone construction and traditional synagogue layout. For visitors interested in Bursa’s multicultural past, it offers a meaningful connection to the lives, faith and traditions of a community that became part of the city’s history. Its significance lies not only in its architecture but also in the story of people who rebuilt their lives far from their former homeland. As the synagogue is an active place of worship, visitors should confirm access arrangements in advance and respect religious services and community privacy.
- Destination
- Bursa
- Category
- Museums & History
- Address
- Bursa Geruş Sinagogu, Kuruçeşme, 16050 Osmangazi̇/Bursa