We tried twice to get into see the synagogue. The guard at the wall/gate would not let us past the entrance unless we payed $10. Not even just to see the synagogue. I've never had to pay to see the inside of a church. Also, they are closed to visitors on both Saturday and Sunday. We were well dressed, even... More

Very well kept treasure. Beautiful building. How many people are aware of the history of the jews here? More

The synagogue is remarkable for the sand-strewn floors, the museum for its efforts to connect the history of the Jewish congregation to many sites and unfolding events on the island of Curacao. It's interesting to contemplate how the island was a refuge for the displaced Sephardic community but a land of woe for the many African slaves who arrived after... More

Cool to look at.....didn't go in for the $10 tour though. just got pics outside. More

Very beautiful historic site. The synagogue and the museum were facinating. Very long Jewish history in this place. More

Interesting to see. Had trouble finding it but once found, it was cool to see the floor is sand. Other than that, it's JUST ok. More

We wanted to see the whole site, but it costs 10 bucks to get in. More

Very moving, very interesting. Only synagoge I've ever been to with a floor covered in sand. Interesting explanation for this as well! More

This is a lovely place to visit. The sand floor is quite humbling. The architecture quite stunning. And to think your standing in the middle of the oldest synagogue in continuous use in the western hemisphere is pretty amazing. More