Innenansicht des Saals der Joachimsthaler Synagoge
Today
Sunday, 20 September 2026
9 Tishrei 5787
  • Shacharit 08:00
  • Mincha 13:30
  • Fast begins, Candle lighting 18:52
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Erev Yom Kippur · Candles 18:52

This Shabbat
Shabbat
Sukkot I
25–26 Sep 2026 14–15 Tishrei 5787
  • Candle lighting Fri 18:40
  • Mincha Fri 18:45
  • Talmud Shiur Sat 08:45
  • Shacharit Sat 09:15
  • Mincha Sat 18:25
  • Candle lighting Sat 19:46
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Eine Woche vor Rosch Haschana. Es gibt ein schönes Gebet: „Hayom harat olam“ – heute wurde die Welt geschaffen. Das ist Rosch Haschana: der Geburtstag der Welt. Vor 5786 Jahren wurde sie erschaffen. Rosch Haschana ist nicht nur für uns Juden der Jom haDin, der Tag des Gerichts. An diesem Tag richtet Gott alle Menschen ... Read more

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Calendar

Coming up at the synagogue

  • Sun 20 Sep

    Parashat Hashavua

    Sunday after Shacharit

    Rabbi Ehrenberg

    Shiur
    09:00
  • Tue 22 Sep

    Torah Shiur (Chumash)

    Weekdays after Shacharit

    Cantor Motti Weitzmann

    Shiur
  • Tue 22 Sep

    Talmud Shiur (in Hebrew)

    After the evening service, in Hebrew

    Cantor Motti Weitzmann

    Shiur
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Visit us

Guests are warmly welcome at services and community events.

Address
Joachimsthaler Straße 13
10719 Berlin-Charlottenburg
Public transport
U Kurfürstendamm (at the southern end of Joachimsthaler Straße) – U1, U9, as well as bus lines M19, M29, M46, X10, 109, 110, 204 and 249.

S+U Zoologischer Garten (a few minutes’ walk to the north) – U2, U9, S-Bahn S3, S5, S7, S9, regional and long-distance trains, as well as bus lines M45, M46, M49, X10, X34, 100, 109, 110, 200, 204, 245 and 249.

At night, night bus lines N1, N2, N3, N7X, N9, N10 and N26 serve both stations.
Shabbat meals
By registration through the office.
About us

A community in the west of Berlin

Saal der Joachimsthaler Synagoge im Tageslicht

The Joachimsthaler Synagogue is the central Orthodox synagogue of the Jewish Community of Berlin. In the heart of Berlin’s West, just a few steps from the Kurfürstendamm, it has been a vibrant place of Jewish life for decades.

Daily services, shiurim and study groups, Shabbat and holiday programmes, and support through all life-cycle events shape community life. We welcome members, guests, and seekers alike.

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