Pražské synagogy a Starý židovský hřbitov

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Pražské synagogy a Starý židovský hřbitov

Prague synagogues and an old Jewish cemetery

Event by: Prahou s očima dokořán

Location: Jewish Museum in Prague, Maiselova 15, Praha 1

Tickets: 300–350 CZK · Get tickets

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Prague synagogues and an old Jewish cemetery with Prague with the eyes wide. The Prague sanitation destroyed virtually the whole Josefov. There are only a few lone guards of the past - synagogue. Together, three of them will go through the participants.

The first stop will be the old -new synagogue. Here the participants will see its unique interiors and find out what is characteristic and necessary for synagogues. The old -new synagogue is one of the oldest in Europe, and this burden of history has left clear imprints: Rabbi Löw's seat is one of the smaller traces of blood after Pogrom 1389. Maisel. Today there is the first part of the exhibition dedicated to the history of Jews in Bohemia and Moravia. Together they will look at this extremely interesting collection to see how the Jews were depicted in the past, what signs they had to wear, and what books and liturgical objects they used. Participants can look forward to a cup that may have belonged to Mahal himself, or the fascinating guild sign of Jewish shoemakers. The Pinkas Synagogue, after World War II transformed into a memorial to the victims of Shoah, will commemorate the tragic fate of thousands of people. In the old Jewish cemetery, participants will see the oldest and youngest tombstones and will see the graves of famous personalities such as David Gans, Rabbi Löw and the "Polish Queen". They learn about Jewish funeral customs and explore charming symbols on tombstones. and why are the tombstones erected up to a year after death? It is an hourly gauge (for coffee and cake) and continues with 2 parts lasting an hour CZK 350 (beware, do not have a senior category)

  • holders of ZTP/P cards 100 CZK
  • Children under 6 years of charge. To get the rest of the buildings included in the entrance fee. Why? The participants will find out on a walk.
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