On the 2nd floor there is a wealth of information on the Jewish population during the Holocaust. Be prepared to spend a lot of time if you want to read it all.

On the 2nd floor there is a wealth of information on the Jewish population during the Holocaust. Be prepared to spend a lot of time if you want to read it all.
Amazing design all over Windows donated by many families inPrague before the Nazi regime Really fills one with awe! A MUST!
We saw this synagogue with our Wittman Tour and I would suggest visiting the Jewish sites with them.
I went around this whole area on my last day > My feet were tired so I did not give it the time I should have. A place of beauty and sadness. The guetto in this area are highlighted. The building is splendid. I did the whole jewish tour around several of the synagogue (one ticket) get the hand held...
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The building itself is truly beautiful. I visited at night for a concert so I was not able to see the upper part but I did enjoy the small museum cases on the lower floor. Even with the dim evening lighting the tiles and walls gleamed with a soft golden hue. This synagogue is lovingly cared for and it shows....
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Absolutely stunning synagogue with a must-see exhibition (on the second floor) of the history of Jews in Prague.
We visited the synagogue while exploring Prague. It wasn't a planned visit, but those are often the best. The building is so beautifully decorated in Moorish style, with so much to see and admire, from the painted walls, arches and ceilings to the windows and lights. In addition there is a really interesting exhibition, which can be found on the...
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very different to the other synagogues, having an organ, and beautiful decoration. Small exhibition of jewish artists.
The beauty of this synagogue is quite unique. The shame is that too many tourists wander around taking too many pictures and one has trouble sensing how a religious place is misunderstood, by us. On the other hand, we also take part.
The upper level has some showcases which include old documents and letters all related to the Holocaust, so...
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Part of the multi-site State Jewish Museum complex, one of the most ornately decorated synagogues in the world. As with most of the synagogues, not currently in use, however they have concerts there many nites; we enjoyed a wonderful Gershwin/American music concert one evening (reasonable prices).
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