Synagogue of Alanta

Synagogue of Alanta
Religion
Affiliation	Judaism
Status	Not in use
Location
Location	Alanta, Lithuania
Geographic coordinates	55°20′45″N 25°17′42″E / 55.34583°N 25.29500°E / 55.34583; 25.29500
Architecture
Style	Romanticism[1]
Materials	Wood

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The Synagogue of Alanta (Lithuanian: Alantos sinagoga) is a former synagogue in Alanta, Molėtai District Municipality, Lithuania.^[2]

One of 17 wooden synagogues remaining in Lithuania.^[3]