According to tradition, the synagogue was established by Moshe ben Nahman Gerondi,
usually known by his Hebrew acronym the RAMBAN or Nahmanides, rejuvenator of the
Jewish community in Jerusalem during the Mameluk period in the 13th century. The
synagogue was restored and named after him immediately after the Six-Day War and
the reunification of the city.
Address
The Street of the Jews, opposite the Cardo
Telephone
02-6265900 Ext 102
Entrance Fee (NIS)
Free
Visiting Hours
In accordance with regular prayer times.
Handicapped Access
Reasonable
How to reach the site
Parking:Mount Zion car park, the Jewish Quarter car
park, the Karta (Mamila) car park adjacent to the Jaffa Gate. Public Transport: Egged bus lines: 38 (minibus) to
the Jewish Quarter car park, or line 1,2 to the Western Wall
