Jewish Museum in Prague

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Staré Město, Czech Republic

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Museum· Tourist attraction

Jewish Museum in Prague Reviews | Rating 4.3 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Jewish Museum in Prague is located in Staré Město, Czechia on U Staré školy 141/1. Jewish Museum in Prague is rated 4.3 out of 5 in the category museum in Czechia.

Address

U Staré školy 141/1

Phone

+420 222749211

Amenities

Good for kidsToiletsNo restaurant

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible liftWheelchair-accessible toilet

Open hours

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Gary Haddock

Went to a music concert here, amazing place for such an event to be staged.

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JTalk 007

This is a stunning gem you’ll have to visit. I’d suggest you spend more time in this glittering location and take in the grandeur it has to offer. While you’re at it, bring along a wide lens to capture the beautiful interior.

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Dimitri

Great museum that is consisting of few synagogues and the cemetery. Very emotional exposition.

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D St

The price described on the website in english is untrue. The entrance doesn't cost 200 czk, but 350, without an audioguide. And the museum is rather boring. Even for a jewish culture and history maniac like me.

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Mattias Eriksson

The museum is quite small but with a good amount of interesting art. But I expected more.

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Farouk Mogheth

An inconspicuous building revealing it's Jewish origins only by the star of David above the entrance door. In the modem and busy area of Andel just across the shopping centre. The museum is but one of many that makes Prague a culturally rich place. It's easy to get there either by subway or tram. Both have the name of Andel.

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Jeta Xharra

It says a 'museum' but this is actually a perserved neighbourhood/village in 4 block with 6 different synagogs & a cemetery dating since medieval times. It is awkward that the reason why we get to see this quarter today is because Hitler thought to perserve this neighbourhood in order to make it a \museum of a perished race\! But that aside, it is a unique experience, especially the synagoge with the names on the wall of every single inhabitant known to have lived in that neighbourhood through centuries.

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Ladislav Sacek

Mandatory visit in Prague ️