A small but well-kept Orthodox synagogue on Serae Street, built in 1905 to serve the Italian-Jewish community that arrived with the colonial administration. The neoclassical facade gives little away from the street; inside, the prayer hall has its original wooden bimah and a small ark.
The building is sometimes open for visitors during the day; a small donation is appreciated. The associated Jewish cemetery, a few kilometres away, is one of the larger ones in East Africa.