Uilenburger Sjoel

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The Uilenburgersjoel dates from 1766 and is therefore one of the few buildings remaining from the Jewish proletariat and the old Jewish quarter of Amsterdam. This national monument was built in the Louis XV style with elements of Jewish style. In 2015, the building was completely restored and returned to its former glory.

Uilenburger Sjoel

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Uilenburger Sjoel, Nieuwe Uilenburgerstraat 91, 1011 LM Amsterdam

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Events such as concerts, lectures and more

Today, the Uilenburgersjoel hosts a variety of events, from concerts, weddings, and Shabbat services in the main synagogue hall to workshops and lectures in the smaller downstairs rooms. It's a place for memorable moments. A place for the memories of tomorrow.

The Uilenburgersjoel is a place where life is celebrated: weddings are solemnized, birthdays celebrated, and Bar and Bat Mitzvahs are solemnized there according to Jewish tradition. This is the ideal place to share joy. Within its historic walls, new and beautiful memories are made. A place for celebration and joy, for togetherness and for sharing life's memorable moments.