Remu is the only synagogue in Krakow where services are held regularly. Together with the adjacent Jewish cemetery of the same name, the building forms a unique architectural complex of Jewish culture of the XVI century. In the post-war period, Remus became the first synagogue in Krakow, where services were resumed. Thanks to the funding of the Jewish diaspora, the sacred building was very well restored. The building is also famous for being visited in 1968 by Cardinal Karol Wojtyla (Pope John Paul II) and in 1992 by Israeli President Chaim Herzog.→