Discover the rich history of Prague’s Jewish community on this engaging guided tour. Visit historic synagogues and Franz Kafka’s tomb, and gain a deeper understanding of the city’s cultural tapestry. Read on to learn why this tour is a must-do apprach to Prague’s past.
Arriving 15 minutes before start time ensures a more relaxed visit and better guide engagement.
Expect walking through ancient streets and synagogues, so comfortable footwear is recommended.
Jot down interesting facts or questions to enhance your understanding during the tour.
Maintain reverence in sacred spaces — photography might be restricted in some areas.
The Jewish Museum was established in 1906 and now encompasses five historic synagogues and a ceremonial hall, reflecting the rich history of Prague’s Jewish community.
The museum actively promotes preservation efforts of historic sites and local culture to maintain Prague's Jewish heritage for future generations.
Necessary for walking through cobblestone streets and historic sites.
Useful for noting key facts and questions during the guided tour.
Helps adapt to varying indoor and outdoor temperatures.
spring,fall,winter specific
Capture memories of Prague’s historic architecture and sites.