- The Old-New Synagogue - This is the oldest synagogues in Europe and oldest in the world outside of Izrael from 1270 A.D. It is still working synagogue so the services are kept inside till nowadays. Women are not allowed to be present at the services. They are separated from men in a different hall. They can only hear some of the words. We call it an orthodox synagogue.
- Professional local guide
- Private walking tour
- Entrance fees (available to purchase)
- Food and drinks (available to purchase)
- Souvenir photos (available to purchase)
- Fares for any required public transport
This stroll-based exploration is set to last 4 hours. The admission charge to the Jewish Museum stands at 32 EUR for each individual, with a discounted rate of 26 EUR for students. This expense is beyond the cost of the tour itself. Payments via credit card are readily accepted.
Located in Prague, Josefov stands as one of the globe’s most precious Jewish landmarks. Its status qualifies it as one of the most frequented museums across the globe.
The old Jewish Cemetery, dating back to 1439 A.D., presents a serene and sober environment that leaves a lasting impact.
Within the walls of the Pinkas Synagogue, now a memorial to Holocaust victims, you will find the names of Czech and Moravian Jews who were victims of World War II, penned by hand. The upper level houses a profound exhibition of artwork created by children in Terezin.
During the tour, we will be visiting all the synagogues, including the orthodox Old-New Synagogue. As the oldest preserved synagogue in Europe from 1270 A.D., it’s the oldest existing synagogue outside of Israel and continues to function as a prayer house.
- Dress code is smart/casual
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
