Havra

Built by Efrayim Bengiat in 1875 for the soul of his father Yitsak Bengiat, the building was built to allow Jewish citizens to live in Bergama. Due to the immigration of the majority of the Jews living in Pergamon to Israel by the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, the two-storey splendid building began to be abandoned as of this date. After a period of immigration, which was left after the land is used as a depot Havra collapsed after the fire on the roof, has become devastated.nnAll the beauties of the building, which has rich still life, wooden decorations and Baroque Period, with black and white marble, were brought to life again after restoration works.

Undeterred, despite being restored, in an image that has been left to itself

It has been restored.