Meeting Point

At your hotel or other agreed place

Your hotel - if you stay outside the city we can meet in the city center

Let’s begin our exploration at the Maisel Synagogue, once a private synagogue founded by Mordecai Maisel, the Mayor of the Prague Jewish District. Today, it houses an intriguing exhibition where we can learn about the history of the Czech Jewish community.

Pinkas Synagogue

Today, this site serves as the Memorial to the Victims of the Shoah from the Czech lands. We will see nearly 80,000 names of Jewish victims inscribed on the walls of the synagogue and learn about the Terezin transit camp, including the heartbreaking story of the Terezin children.

Old Jewish Cemetary

One of the most important sites in Prague. There are more than 12000 tombstones with interesting inscriptions and motives. Rabbi Judah Loew Ben Bezalel (famous Maharal) or mayor Mordecai Maisel are buried here.

The Old-New Synagogue

This synagogue is the oldest site of the Josefov quarte. And the oldest preserved synagogue in Centra Europe. Stunning building from the 13th century is still an active place of worshipping.

Streets of the former ghetto

Let's walk and explore the streets of the former Jewish Ghetto.

Spanish Synagogue

The youngest addition to the Jewish quarter in Prague. Built in the 19th century in Moorish interior design. Our last stop will be the exhibition where we can learn about the history of Czech Jews, especially during the Second World Warr.

End of the tour

Ending Point

Old Town/ Spanish Synagogue