Jewish Amsterdam

Welcome to the Jewish Cultural Quarter. Four centuries of Jewish culture spread over four venues, all within a single square kilometre. Find out what being ...

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The history of the Jews in Amsterdam focuses on the historical center of the Dutch Jewish community, comprising both Portuguese Jews originally from both ...

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The Jewish Cultural Quarter includes the Jewish Museum, the Portuguese Synagogue, the Hollandsche Schouwburg and the National Holocaust Museum.

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Price €45 p.p. excl. entrance fees €20 p.p.. Tours. • Group tours available April through October. • Private tours November through March. upon request. Book ...

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The tour is in English. It includes: - The Portuguese Synagogue - The Jewish Museum - The Holocaust Memorial - Landmarks in Amsterdam's old Jewish neighborhood ...

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A haven for Jews escaping religious persecution, Amsterdam was a center of Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jewish life.

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Jewish history is ingrained in the very cobblestones of Amsterdam, and communities of both Sephardim and Ashkenazim have called this city home for nearly five ...

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DETAILS ... Begin with a transfer to the Jewish Historical Museum which was founded more than 70 years ago, but only found its definite home in the Ashkenazi ...

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A walking tour through the Jewish Cultural Quarter which features 37 points (Rembrandthuis and the Waterlooplein flea market are included) and 12 museums, ...

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A huge building with an incredible history: the Portuguese Synagogue. Built in 1675 and preserved unaltered ever since.

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From exploring the Jewish Quarter to seeing the Anne Frank House, read on for ways to learn about the city's Jewish history.

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The Nazis set up a Jewish quarter in the Jordaan neighborhood, where they concentrated the Jewish population, segregating them from the rest of the city.

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