Hollandse Synagoge
The Hollandse Synagoge (Dutch Synagogue) is one of the most significant and architecturally stunning synagogues in Antwerp. Built in the Moorish Revival style...
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Exploring the architectural heritage of the Jewish community.
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Eisenmann Synagoge
Founded by Jacques Eisenmann, this synagogue is a unique historical gem that survived WWII relatively intact. It is known for its intimate atmosphere...
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Van Den Nestlei
Also known as the Romi Goldmuntz Synagogue, this building represents the grandeur of the interwar period.
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Oosten Synagogue
A majestic synagogue reflecting the grandeur of Antwerp's Jewish community.
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Portuguese Synagogue
The Sephardic heart of Antwerp, known for its distinct architectural style and traditions.
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Pshevorsk Synagogue
A central house of prayer and study for the Pshevorsk Hasidic dynasty in Antwerp.
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Heide Synagogue
The only synagogue in Belgium built outside a major metropolitan area, serving the pre-war Jewish summer resort community.
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Chabad Lubavitch
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Moryah Terlist
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