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Note that the only original construction is a small hole in the main floor that led to what was the Mikva. The rest is newer construction. This article talks a bit about why. http://www.kahalzurisrael.com/en/index.html.

The video in an upstairs room is relatively interesting, IMO.

Open T-F 9:00-17:00; Sun 15:00-19:00 iirc, with entrance allowed until 1/2 hour before closing, but you can call to check: (81) 3224-2128 Not sure if there are currently Shabbat services in the upstairs prayer room on Friday nights or on Saturdays that are open to the public.

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Here is some information, in Portuguese, about other Jewish sights in Pernambuco state (where Recife is located). http://www.arquivojudaicope.org.br/2012/pt/rota-judaica.html

 

As far as I know, the Puppet Museum (Museu de Mamulengo) is in Olinda. Could you be thinking of the craft shops in the Casa de Cultura?

If museums are your thing, in Recife I'd highly recommend the unique ceramic workshop and sculpture park Olaria Francisco Brennand in the Varzea neighborhood. There is also a sculpture park with some of his works in Recife Velho (the synagogue neighborhood), but the a Olaria is amazing (as you can see on YouTube).

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