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Jewish Monuments Around Prague

Prague is home to several remarkable Jewish monuments that reflect its rich cultural heritage. The Jewish Quarter (Josefov) features the Old-New Synagogue, the oldest active synagogue in Europe, where visitors can appreciate its stunning Gothic architecture. A visit to the Old Jewish Cemetery reveals thousands of gravestones that tell the stories of the city’s Jewish past, creating a hauntingly beautiful atmosphere. The Pinkas Synagogue serves as a powerful memorial to the Holocaust, with walls inscribed with the names of over 77,000 victims, reminding us of the tragic loss suffered by the community. Together, these sites offer a profound insight into the history, resilience, and enduring spirit of Prague’s Jewish population.

Seven stones that disappeared in Chotěbor

As you wander through the charming streets of Chotěboř, it is easy to be captivated by the scenic beauty of the Vysočina region. However,...

Čáslav Synagogue

Stepping into the Čáslav Synagogue feels like uncovering a hidden architectural gem in the heart of the Central Bohemian Region. This stunning Moorish-style structure,...

Jewish cemetery in Dobříš

Perched quietly on the Větrník hill on the northern edge of Dobříš, the Jewish cemetery in Dobříš serves as a poignant reminder of the...

Jewish Museum – Seligmann Bauer House Třebíč

You can visit the new Jewish museum in Třebíč. The house is in direct connection with the synagogue building. There is an exhibition of...

Tomb of the Stiassni family

The tomb built in 1916 is located in the Jewish cemetery in Brno. The white marble building was renovated in 2019. In the cemetery,...

Jewish cemetery in Dambořice

Tucked away in the rolling landscapes of South Moravia, the Jewish cemetery in Dambořice serves as a poignant, silent witness to centuries of local...

Exhibition about the defunct Jewish community in Břeclav

A new permanent exhibition on the history of the local Jewish community was created in the Břeclav synagogue. It was one of the largest...

Luže Jewish Cemetery

The Jewish cemetery in Luž was allegedly founded in the middle of the 17th century about 1300m northeast of the square, far from the...

Jirkov Synagogue

Tucked away in the historic streets of Jirkov, the Jirkov Synagogue stands as a poignant reminder of the town's rich cultural heritage. Once a...

Jewish cemetery in Olomouc

Stepping into the Jewish cemetery in Olomouc offers a profound and reflective experience for any traveler exploring the rich cultural tapestry of Central Moravia....

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