The Synagogue of Carmagnola is what remains of the ancient ghetto: a minute building agglomeration, separated from the pattern of the town’s squares, churches, streets and arcades.

The Synagogue has preserved unchanged its original 18th-century features, and is recognised, for the linearity of its forms, the suggestive sequence of its spaces, and the graceful elegance of its furnishings, as the most precious and significant example in Piedmont.