Eldridge Street Synagogue

It's in a beautiful church. We passed by when we were looking for a Chinese restaurant in Chinatown. The church is not very big. It has a history of more than one hundred years. It was built by Jews. You can see through it and don’t need tickets.

The first time I visited the Jewish church, it was very beautiful. The red exterior wall stood high on the street, and it was also a landmark building around it. Jewish churches are not the same as ordinary churches, and they are also worth visiting

This is a monastery established by Eastern European immigrants in the early days. It is still used frequently and its activities are becoming more abundant. The residential area around the church feels a bit like Chinatown, the shop signs are written in various Chinese, and there is a temple-like building nearby.

The residential area around the church feels a bit like Chinatown, the shop signs are written in various Chinese, and there is a temple-like building nearby. To enter the church, you need to pay for tickets and you need to send a package. The cost of tickets should include free explanations. The green flower-shaped emerald green lampshade on the first floor of the church is so beautiful. The round transparent starry sky wall is so quiet that it exudes light, which is breathtaking. Out of the church, I ate the fish ball noodles from the Fujianese on the opposite side, as well as the seasonings of the Chinese brand of MADEINUSA, which was delicious.

The Eldridge Street Synagogue is located at 12 Eldridge Street in Lower Manhattan, New York City. It is a building with a history of nearly 130 years and was built in 1887. The hall is very beautiful, the rose window is its characteristic, very artistic. The synagogue offers free tours, and tourists who are interested in Jewish culture are worth visiting.