living testimony to the history of the community in Izmir, which was one of the most spectacular of its kind and had the most spiritual and cultural influence on all Jewish diaspora communities in the 17th and 18th centuries." The remaining synagogues in or near the bazaar are: Ashkenazi Synagogue (20th-century, unrestored, inactive) Beit Hillel Synagogue (Avraham Palache Synagogue) (19th-century, restored 2014, inactive) Bikur Holim Synagogue (18th-century, restored, active) Algazi Synagogue (18th-century, restored, active) Etz Hayim Synagogue (14th-15th-century, restoration planned) Hevra Synagogue (17th-century, unrestored, inactive) Los Foresteros Synagogue (17th-century, unrestored, inactive) Portugal Synagogue (17th-century, unrestored, inactive) Señora Synagogue (17th-century, restored, active) Shalom Synagogue (17th-Century, restored, active) Nearby synagogues In Karataş: Beit Israel Synagogue (20th-century, restored, active) Rosh Ha-Har Synagogue (19th-century, restored, active) In Karşıyaka: Kahal Kadosh Synagogue (19th-century, conservatory) See also Resources External links Walking Routes in Izmir Neighbourhoods of İzmir Tourist attractions in İzmir Bazaars in Turkey World Heritage Tentative List for Turkey Jews and Judaism in İzmir