Object description
MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ADMISSION
The extensive collection of Judaica, including 40,000 artefacts, 100,000 books, and extensive archives of Jewish communities, is unique not only for its size, but especially the fact that they come from one coherent territory – from Bohemia and Moravia. As a whole, it gives a complete picture of the life and history of Jews in this region. The museum is housed in Prague’s synagogues and other Jewish monuments.
JEWISH MUSEUM SITES IN PRAGUE:
Spanish Synagogue
- The Spanish Synagogue is the most recent synagogue in the Prague Jewish Town
Klausen Synagogue
- the biggest synagogue in Prague, permanent exhibition: Jewish Custom and Tradition – part one
Maisel Synagogue
- permanent exhibition: Jews in the Bohemian Lands, 10th – 18th Century
Ceremonial Hall
- Jewish Custom and Tradition – part II; Jewish medicine and Prague Burial Society
Pinkas Synagogue
- Memorial to the Bohemian and Moravian Victims of Shoah; permanent exhibition: Children´s Drawings from the Terezin Ghetto
Old Jewish Cemetery
- It was founded in the 15th century, there are buried many important persons: (Rabbi Loew, Avigdor Kara, Aaron Horowitz, Mordecai Maisel, David Gans, Rabbi David Oppenheim)
Robert Guttmann Gallery
- Short exhibitions focusing on Jewish history, life, art and also Jewish monuments in the Czech Republic
OLD NEW SYNAGOGUE
ADMISSION FEES
P R A G U E J E W I S H T O W N
incl.: Old New Synagogue, Spanish Synagogue, Maisel Synagogue, Pinkas Synagogue, Klausen Synagogue, Old Jewish Cemerary, Ceremonial Hall, Robert Guttmann Gallery
- Adults: CZK 500
- Children 6-15, students under 26: CZK 350
- Disability card holders accompanied by a helper: CZK 100
- Children under 6: free
- Family ticket (2 adults and up to 4 children) – adults: CZK 500, every child (6-15): 170
R O B E R T G U T T M A N N G A L L E R Y
- Adults: CZK 80
- Children 6-15, students under 26: CZK 40
- Children under 6: free