Esnoga

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Esnoga is the historic 17th-century Portuguese Synagogue in Amsterdam, renowned as one of the largest and best-preserved Sephardic synagogues in the world.

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instanceOf Portuguese synagogue
Sephardic synagogue
historic building
synagogue
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Portugees-Israëlitische Synagoge NERFINISHED
Portuguese Synagogue NERFINISHED
Snoge NERFINISHED
architect Elias Bouman NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Dutch Classicism NERFINISHED
builtFor Portuguese and Spanish Jewish refugees
centuryOfConstruction 17th century
cityDistrict Amsterdam-Centrum NERFINISHED
community Portuguese Jewish community of Amsterdam NERFINISHED
constructionStartDate 1671
country Netherlands
denomination Portuguese-Israelite community NERFINISHED
floorMaterial sand-covered floor
hasFeature ark on the eastern wall
bimah in the center of the hall
candle lighting instead of electric lighting in main sanctuary
complex of auxiliary buildings
large central hall without interior supporting columns
winter synagogue in adjacent complex
women’s galleries
hasLanguageOfRitual Hebrew
Portuguese
Spanish
hasLighting hundreds of candles in brass chandeliers
hasSeating wooden benches
heritageDesignationCountry Netherlands NERFINISHED
heritageStatus rijksmonument
inaugurationDate 1675
locatedIn Amsterdam
Plantage neighborhood NERFINISHED
material brick
near Amstel River NERFINISHED
Jewish Historical Museum Amsterdam NERFINISHED
Waterlooplein NERFINISHED
operatedBy Portuguese Jewish Community of Amsterdam NERFINISHED
religiousAffiliation Judaism
rite Sephardi rite
roofMaterial wood
significance one of the best-preserved Sephardic synagogues worldwide
one of the largest surviving 17th-century synagogues in the world
usedFor cultural events
religious services
tourist visits
yearCompleted 1675

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