Jewish Museum in Prague

The Jewish quarter in Prague is rich in culture, art, architecture and very beautiful buildings. This is one of the places I wouldn't miss on my next visit to Prague

The admission fee was 500 kr for all sections of the Jewish Quarter. If you have visited other Holocaust museums, that would be enough education. The cemetery shows the painful history of antisemitism in Europe. But selling the story at this fee made me disappointed. Are they really serious about telling the story or busy selling their painful story?

A moving experience stepping back in time and learning about the Jewish history of the city - including the 80.000 names written by hand of those who perished during the Holocaust. I also recommend doing a walking tour of the Jewish quarter. Fascinating!

A lot of text to read if you have the patience, but several interesting artefacts to look at. The museum consists of a few buildlings, so you get a bit of a walk-around which is fun. The girl at the ticket counter was very nice and helpful. The tickets were a bit pricey, but the spanish synagogue made it all worth it, so make sure you check it out while you’re there, as it’s the highlight of the tour! 🕍

You need to do this when you’re in Prague! Amazing with audio on you’re phone, don’t forget you’re earphones.

This is a stunning gem you’ll have to visit. I’d suggest you spend more time in this glittering location and take in the grandeur it has to offer. While you’re at it, bring along a wide lens to capture the beautiful interior.

Must see, combine the cemetery with the synagoges and exhibitions. Can be crowded. Buy your tickets at the information office, theres way less people than at the entrance of the sites themselves.

Very informative - not only about the holocaust, but about Jewish life in Prague and beyond. The exhibition on the children's artwork made in the Terezin camp (displayed at the Pinkas synagogue) is very moving