A wooden sukkah with an openable roof - in the courtyard of a tenement house at 6 Niecała Street
Drewniana kuczka z otwieranym dachem - w podwórzu kamienicy przy ulicy Niecałej 6
The wooden sukkah, a kind of balcony used during Sukkot celebrations, situated on the wall of the building at 6 Niecała St. is one of the few in Poland with a preserved system of opening the roof in the form of a hinged flap.The sukkah is located on the gable wall of the annexe of the building at 6 Niecała Street, at the level of the second floor. It can be seen from the inner courtyard of the building and from the side of the Dermatology Clinic.
As seen on
Lublin. From Brama Krakowska to Wieniawa. Jewish History Tour
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