I would like to attend a synagogue service in Paris, either on a Friday evening or a Saturday morning. Does anyone know the convention there and how to find a synagogue with services?

Jack, see http://www.jewishtravel.com/features/toniparis.html for links to Jewish sites in Paris.

here are some more websites <BR>www.shamash.org <BR>www.haruth.com/JewsFrance.html <BR>http://www.cityorganiser.co.uk/paris...t/worship1.htm <BR>www.bnaibrith-europe/org <BR>http://www.mjlf.col.fr/home.htm <BR>www.ecjc.org <BR>

I meant to give you this information as well <BR> <BR>Those seeking Orthodox synagogues should contact the Consistoire de Paris. There are two liberal synagogues in Paris whose services are similar to American Reform. <BR>Mouvement Juif Liberale de France, 11 rue de Cailavet, 75015 Paris, 01-45-75-38-01. <BR>Union Liberale Israelite de France, 22-24 rue Copernic, 75016 Paris, 01-47-04-37-27 <BR>Many American residents and visitors attend services here and services are partly in English. <BR>This information is also available on the French Jewish Community web site at www.col.fr. <BR>which includes kosher restaurants in Paris and elsewhere. Site is in French. <BR>

Hi Jack <BR> <BR>If you're going to be in the Marais, I can recommend Chez Marianne for haimishe food - really great eastern European nosh. I also rate their takeaway felafel . . . it's my favourite to-go meal anywhere in the world. <BR> <BR>Have a great trip!