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The Jewish Community of Malmö


The Jewish Community of Malmö was founded in 1871. We are a small and vibrant and democratic community of about 540 members. Our community centre at Kamrergatan 11 in Malmö plays a central role for the community members. It houses our administration and information centre, as well as our rabbi, preschool, kitchen, Jewish associations, education facilities and a combined prayer room and library. It is also a venue for meetings and parties.


Malmö Synagogue

Our beautiful synagogue, which was inaugurated in 1903, is located at Betaniaplan 2, close to the community center. Services at Malmö synagogue are held mainly on Shabbat and the Jewish holidays. The synagogue services are orthodox. Once or twice a month an egalitarian (conservative) shabbat service is also held at the community centre.

Guided tours

The Jewish learning Center at Malmö Synagogue is operated by the Jewish Community in Malmö in cooperation with the City of Malmö. It offers guided tours in the synagogue primarily for school classes and other educational groups, but also for turists and other visiting groups. These tours are up to 1 hour long and free of charge. We do not offer drop-in visits. All tours are pre-booked and can be booked through the contact form found here.


We are open for pre-booked tours:

  • Monday – Thursday: 08.30 am – 4.30 pm

  • Fridays: 8.30 am – 1.30 pm.

We are closed on Jewish and Swedish national holidays.

The tour covers the Synagogue and its features, Jewish traditions and customs and synagogue service, The Jewish history of Malmö, our languages, and antisemitism.We are closed for tours on Swedish national holidays and Jewish holidays.

We need your booking request at least 2 weeks ahead of time in order for us to process the request. Tours can be booked thru the contact form here.


Shabbat service

To visit Shabbat service in Malmö Synagogue at Betaniaplan 2, or Conservative/Masorti service please contact us through the contact form no later than 5 workdays ahead of Shabbat. In the contact form you will be asked to provide a copy of your passport (page with Passport No. and picture).


Press contacts 

Please contact our spokesperson through the contact form.


Kosher food

There is no local store that sells kosher food in Malmö. We refer you to Gils Deli in Copenhagen, or to an online kosher store such as Kosher4U. The community’s members can order selected kosher products from the community’s kosher company Kosher Delikatesser AB.


Kosher Take Away lunch

We can offer kosher takeaway lunch from our preschool’s kitchen, only during workdays. The kitchen can bake challot and cake available to be picked up for Shabbat.  Food is kosher under the supervision of community rabbi Natan Gesundheit (Orthodox). Contact us through the contact form no less than 3 workdays ahead of time.


Kosher food list and products

The Swedish kosher list can be found on the Stockholm Jewish communities website.


Most food products in Sweden do not have Hashgacha/kosher supervision, nor will you find kosher stamps on them. Some products with OU, OK and KLBD may be found in stores as well. The local kosher standard followed in Scandinavia is based in local products, thereby including Pat Palter and Chalav Akum.


Mikveh

There is a kosher mikveh at the community that can be uses upon request. Contact us through the contact form here.

For further information contact our office through our contact page here. The office is closed on Jewish and Swedish holidays.  For pressing/emergency issues, contact our hotline +46 708-97 37 00




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