One of the best-preserved Jewish quarters in Europe, Josefov tells the story of Prague Jewish community dating back to the 10th century. The historic area includes six synagogues, the Old Jewish Cemetery with 12,000 tombstones layered over centuries, and the Jewish Museum with one of the worlds largest Judaica collections.
Jewish Museum 600 CZK (~€24): 4 synagogues + cemetery. Old-New Synagogue separate. Ticket valid 3 days. Closed Saturdays
Early morning on weekdays to avoid crowds. Spring and autumn for pleasant weather
Metro Line A to Staromestska station. Walk 5 minutes north. Tram 17, 18 to Staromestska
A deeply moving historical experience through synagogues, cemetery, and memorial exhibitions. Allow 3-4 hours for full circuit
Closed on Saturdays and Jewish holidays
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Maisel, Pinkas, Klausen, Spanish Synagogues plus Old Jewish Cemetery. Old-New Synagogue requires separate ticket.
Useful tips for visiting Jewish Quarter (Josefov)
Buy tickets online to skip queues. Museum ticket valid for 3 days. Dress modestly for synagogues. Men need head covering
Metro Line A to Staromestska station. Walk 5 minutes north. Tram 17, 18 to Staromestska
A deeply moving historical experience through synagogues, cemetery, and memorial exhibitions. Allow 3-4 hours for full circuit
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