Packing our memories out… Preparing our Farewell…
We are always trying to collect unique images from our host city. Downtown Recife encloses several little architecture gems (shown here), gifts from the Portuguese, Spanish and Dutch influences. In the world’s largest Catholic nation, the Recife synagogue has become an important symbol of the Jewish heritage in Brazil. It is one of the main stops on the city’s tourist circuit, located at the Rua Bom Jesus, old town Recife and its archives attract Brazilian and foreign historians.
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I think you might miss colourful Recife, I will miss your wonderful photos!
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You’re so right! We’ve got a few weeks, still… maybe not enough to see all we wanted/needed! Oh my… time, time… but it’s been a fantastic experience! Thanks for always checking the posts out, sharing your thoughts… 😮
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Thank you very much! Great honor! Glad you’ve enjoyed reading! Greetings from Brazil!
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I would not easily have guessed it was a synagogue, from the exterior!
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What fun buildings! I would love to see this in person.
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It’s definitely one of the greatest touristic points here… Lots of history, and tradition.. thanks for commenting! 😮
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