Prague Jewish Quarter Tour

This Prague Jewish Quarter Tour is a three hour guided walk through the Jewish history of the city. The tour will take you for a leisurely walk through the Josefov (Joseph’s Town) district of Prague. You will see one of the few Jewish town quarters to survive the terrible Holocaust. During the 2nd World War Hitler had a gruesome scheme to preserve only the Prague Jewish cemetery and Synagogues. This as part of a future museum to mark the planned extermination of the race. Due to this evil plan you can now visit the only preserved Jewish (ghetto) in Europe.

During the tour you will also see the four synagogues: Spanish, Meisel, Pinkas, Klausen. The tour includes entrance to all the Synagogues in the Jewish town ( except the Old – New Synagogue ). Also included are entry into the Old Jewish cemetery and Ceremonial hall. The cemetery is the oldest in Europe dating back to 1439. It is estimated about 200 000 Jewish people are buried in this small plot.

The Old-New Synagogue is the oldest synagogue in central Europe. It is estimated that about 5000 Jews now live in the Czech capital city. The first Jewish community was set up in the 11th century. To finish your trip you will be shown the house on the Old Town Square where Franz Kafka was born and it is at this location the Prague Jewish Quarter Tour ends.

Prague Jewish Quarter tour main details :

Minimum group size – 2 people
Start time and length of tour –  Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday with pickup around 10.30am depending on your accommodation location, it lasts 3 hours.
Price per person – Adults 1290 CZK, children from 3 to 6 years old : 1190 CZK, students from 7 to 18 years old : 1250 CZK.
Transfers and guide included – Yes you will be picked up at your accommodation and the tour ends at the Old Town Square.
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