Spanish Synagogue
Prague, Czech Republic
The Spanish Synagogue is run by the Jewish Museum in Prague and cannot be visited on a ticket of its own.
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Synagogues in the Czech Republic
Prague's Jewish Town, Josefov, keeps the most complete group of historic synagogues in central Europe, a survival that is all the more striking after the destruction of the war years.
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Maisel Synagogue
Prague, Czech Republic
The Maisel Synagogue is run by the Jewish Museum in Prague, and you cannot buy a ticket for it alone.
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Old-New Synagogue
Prague, Czech Republic
The Old-New Synagogue belongs to the Jewish Community of Prague, not to the Jewish Museum, and that shapes the…
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Pinkas Synagogue
Prague, Czech Republic
The Pinkas Synagogue is not sold on its own. It belongs to the Jewish Museum in Prague, and entry comes with the…
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The Old-New Synagogue, completed around 1270, is the oldest active synagogue in Europe and still holds services. The Pinkas Synagogue carries the handwritten names of almost 80,000 Jews from Bohemia and Moravia murdered in the Holocaust, the Maisel was the grand private foundation of a Renaissance mayor, and the Spanish Synagogue dazzles with Moorish Revival decoration. All are closed on Saturdays and Jewish holidays, and the Jewish Museum ticket covers most of them.