Discover the remarkable history of this monumental building from 1843–1844, designed by A. Roodenburg in neoclassical style. Originally built as a synagogue, with an impressive façade featuring Tuscan columns, it was transformed into a mosque in 1979 and later expanded with two minarets. During the guided tour, you will learn about the arrival of the Jewish community in the Netherlands, the takeover of the synagogue by the Turkish community, and the role of migrant workers in The Hague.
You will also receive an explanation of the mosque’s current use, the meaning of special objects, and the significance of the pulpit. A unique opportunity to experience both the rich history and the living traditions of this building.
