Modliborzyce Synagogue was built around 1760. During the Second World War the Germans destroyed the synagogue. After the war, the building was abandoned and fell into disrepair. In the years 1957-1965 the building was renovated for the purpose of municipal cultural centre. The synagogue was built of stone, rectangular in shape with rounded corners. The whole building is covered with a semi-top, shingled roof. On the front, western wall, on the first floor, there is a gallery with four columns. The stairs lead to the women's gallery, which was on the first floor as well. There is also a two-floor annex adjacent to the synagogue from the east side.
The main prayer hall is a square. There are no furnishing inside.