The Bagg Street Shul — Attraction in Montreal

The oldest schul/synagogue in Montreal that has not relocated. Brilliant and excellent praying place despite the fact that Jewish population moved further west. Continously shabbat morning services with beautiful voiced hazan. At times father to hazan moves in with his spirited voice. The regular and always loyal Mr. Kaplan always present in all aspects of the synagogue affairs. For strangers, visitors, students, locals a true home away from home. High holidays time always in high demand. Drop in at the given opportunity because it's a delight to witness it's survival despite passage of time. With beautiful interior and easy access of the Blvd saint laurent and almost at close proximity to Schwarz smoke meat delicatessen a praying place not to be missed next time in...

This little gem in the heart of the Plateau is wort going to if you are interested in a traditional Jewish prayer Sabbath service The team that runs it is nonjudgemental and although the service is Orthodox, nobody is turned way .Please note there is separate seating for men and women (women get the balcony view)during services but the after service lunch is...

The Bagg Street Shul is the oldest living ORTHODOX shul in Quebec. Its understanding of and commitment to orthodoxy has not changed since the congregation's founding in 1906.

The davening is beautiful, and there is a nice kiddush...