On this page you will find information on Jewish places of interest, Jewish religious services, and links to some general tourist information. For more detailed information on any subject, please use the address and numbers given for each service and place of interest.
Some details are likely to change in conjunction with Jewish holidays.
The building of The Jewish Community is situated in down town Stockholm on Wahrendorffsgatan 3. The community was established in 1774, and today it consists of approximately 5.200 members. The building houses the offices of the official Jewry in Stockholm, rabbi's, social department, chevra kadisha, summer camp, etc. Fridays the offices are open till 4 PM, October-February the offices close one hour before shabbat. Stockholm has three synagogues.