Portuguese Synagogue Amsterdam

Mr. Visserplein 3, Amsterdam , Noord-Holland, Netherlands - Phone: 020/624-5351
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    Architectural building, Religious site, Historic site

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    High Holidays, Jane's Addiction

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    ... did leave the bed, I was on the couch. I was kinda upset because I was planning on going to the Portuguese Synagogue. Those of you who have been to Amsterdam have probably seen this. If you haven't, you should take a look. It is awesome. It is in ...

  • 2

    Unforgettable weekend in Amsterdam and Belgium

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    ... of us did that and it was so fun! I liked it so much more than the Guinness Factory. We saw the Auschwitz monument, the Portuguese synagogue and the Jewish museum. A little bit later we said bye to our friends and got on a train to go to Brugges, ...

  • 3

    My visit to Neatherlands

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    ... House (1916) are more modern in style. The former Jewish quarter, in the east of the old town, is the location of the Portuguese Synagogue (1670) and the Rembrandt House, which is now a museum. The old town's three main squares are the Dam, the Leidse ...

  • 4

    Amsterdam!!

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    ... have seen pretty much all of them in my back yard, I was not too interested. Finishing up here, we went in to the Portuguese Synagogue, which was lit entirely by candles. This was pretty interesting. We were all pretty tired at this point, so we grabbed ...

  • 5

    Do We Learn from History?

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    ... the café in the museum with delicious hot soup and bread. We bundle up in our coats and take a short brisk walk to the Portuguese Synagogue and learn that we need to pay for admission at the Jewish Historical Museum, so we get some extra walking in the ...

  • 6

    Why did we wait so long to visit Amsterdam?

    ... now I am really going to post this! Oops forgot to speak about the Jewish Quarter.  True to form, we arrived at the Portuguese Synagogue just before closing.  We were not alone, and the guy in charge, figuring out we were all Jewish, was nice enough ...