The Prague Jewish Quarter Tour takes place in the Prague’s Jewish Quarter which is among the most remarkable and well-preserved in Europe. The Jews has constituted an important part of Prague’s population for more than 1000 years, the Jewish community took part in creating the very interesting history of Prague and the Czech Republic in the past. You will learn quite a bit about the Jewish heritage, history of judaism and its impact on Prague throughout the centuries, both hard facts and interesting bits of information. I will also talk to you about whatever you want to know about Jewish traditions, feast days, and the life of the Jewish community today - what a typical day in a household of the Prague Jews looks like, what their habbits are, where are the differences and similarities to everyday life of Jews living in other parts of the world.

The Old New Synagogue is the oldest active synagogue in Central Europe.

The Pinkas Synagogue became a memorial to Jews who did not survive the Holocaust, with almost 80.000 names of these victims inscribed on its walls

The Spanish Synagogue is remarkable for its specific architectural style.