Portuguese Synagogue

Built in the 20th century and renovated in 1904. It is the responsibility of the Lisbon Israel Committee. The building structure is considered to be a model for the future construction of synagogues throughout Europe. The entire building frame is supported by Roman-Byzantine columns.

There are also many such synagogues in Portugal, unlike the previous ones, but with a unique design style.

The Portuguese Synagogue as the Esnoga (Ladino Spanish) or Snoge, is the late 17th-century Sephardic Synagogue in Amsterdam completed in 1675. The Amsterdam Sephardic community was one of the largest en richest Jewish communities in Europe during the Dutch Golden Age. And their very large synagogue reflects this. The synagogue is a popular tourist attraction.

The building was built in the 20th century and renovated in 1904. It is the responsibility of the Lisbon Israel Committee. The building structure is considered to be a model for the future construction of synagogues throughout Europe. The architectural style is different, and the shape is exquisite. The entire building frame is supported by Roman-Byzantine columns.

这个建筑在当地还是小有特色的，也是蛮值得来看一下的。

The hall is very large, the overall decoration is very simple, or classic European style, very cost-effective