Portugese Synagoge

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Mr. Visserplein 3, 1011 RD Amsterdam
Added by Jopie, at 26 July 2016

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• Ladislav Výsmek

  10 December 2017

  You can't go inside without fee. Outside you can see almost nothing. Why?

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• Chris Welty

  18 October 2017

  Restored to it's original ancient feel, interesting history and landmark.

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• Andrea Andersen

  12 September 2017

  So pretty! Definitely worth a visit

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• Nils W.

  23 July 2017

  Bought Ticket for the museum and it included a visit here. Me and my girlfriend were very warmly welcomed and had a nice chat with the staff. The Synagogue is very beautiful and really old! With the ticket you buy you have access to the museum, the synagogue and the Holocaust museum :) it's definitely worth a visit!

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• David McDermott

  25 June 2017

  Gets a 5 out of 5. Simply because of the guy who turn us down at the entrance. I cant remember the quote but i felt like he was saying "you have got no ticket? then get out of here you crazy englishman" loved it.

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• Sergey Feldman

  17 May 2017

  Impessive place! However, they take 15 euros for a visit. I never heard churches or mosques charge an entrance fee. Guys, religion is not a bussines, hah?!

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• Clarke Thomas

  29 March 2017

  Use the audio tour & walks around the entire building for open nooks

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• Jake Loveland

  14 March 2017

  It was shut when I got there foolishly on the sabbath, I enjoyed the walk though

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• Ophir

  12 March 2017

  A beautiful synagogue with self guided tours and lots of information (in sevral languages). Very enlightening and nice to see.

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• Paulo Jorge

  09 November 2016

  Impressive synagogue. One of the oldest in Europe. You can listen to some important facts about it's history with the gadget that you receive when you buy the ticket.

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• Leandro Nascimento

  02 August 2016

  A very impressive and historical synagogue. The second oldest in Europe and heritage site of a community that suffered persecution in many different places.
  
  They are a very welcoming community, you are free to open most doors in the nearby structure and the audio guide has a lot of good information.

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