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.

Jewish Synagogue in Kdyna

Discover the Historical Charm of the Jewish Synagogue in Kdyne Nestled in the heart of the Pilsen Region, the Jewish Synagogue in Kdyne stands as...

Klaus Synagogue

Nestled right next to the historic Old Jewish Cemetery, the Klaus Synagogue stands as a profound testament to the resilience and rich cultural heritage...

Shah’s Synagogue in Holešov

Discovering the Historic Shah's Synagogue in Holešov Stepping into the Shah's Synagogue in Holešov is like walking through a portal to the 16th century. As...

Robert Guttmann Gallery – exhibition spaces of the Jewish Museum in...

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Crematorium and Jewish cemetery in Terezín

The exhibition "Mortality and Burial in the Terezin Ghetto" is located in the former Terezin crematorium. The Terezín Jewish Cemetery is currently being used...

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Podhora mill and Krůs vegetable garden

The Podhora mill with two ponds is built in solitude in a valley, a closed field and coniferous forests, 7 km east of Klatov....

Jubilee Jerusalem Synagogue in Prague

The Jubilee Synagogue of Emperor Francis Joseph I was exhibited as a replacement for the demolished synagogues after the clean-up of the Prague ghetto....

Former Auxiliary Synagogue – Garden of Memories in Pilsen

The Auxiliary Synagogue in Pilsen stood in Smetana Sady. In 2002, a memorial to the victims of the Holocaust, called the Garden of Memories,...

Synagogue in Polná

The remarkable ghetto, founded after 1680, consists of 32 houses around two squares, between which is a synagogue from 1683. The oldest floral painting...

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