Maiselova synagoga | Maisel Synagogue

Built in the 16 century, it was a private temple for the Maisel family. During WW2 Hitler use it as a warehouse of Jewish artifacts while planning to build the "museum of the Jewish extinct race"

Worth a visit of one wants to know about Jewish community history in Bohemia and in Prague in general. Ticket purchased here is applicable in other synagogues as well.

En el encantador y hermoso barrio judío de Praga está la Sinagoga Maisel, ahora habilitada como un museo, abierto al turismo que muestra la historia judía dentro de la República Checa, muy bonito.

A great starting point to pick up tickets and learn a bit more about Jews in Prague, the Czech Republic, and the surrounding area.

As casas e os objetos de judeus foram todos preservados em Praga. Dizem que Hittler pretendia fazer o museu da raça extinta. Por isso Praga tem o museu com maior acervo judeu do mundo

Im Gesamtpaket enthalten mit anderen Synagogen und Friedhof. Preis teuer aber einmal kann man es machen

There are construction works in front of the main entrance, so the synagogue is currently closed to the public (August 2014).

Construction still going on in January 2015. Closed. Rest of Jewish quarter is worth a visit.

Вход платный!

Everything is right next door.

Everything is next door.

Небольшая синагога

Otra Sinagoga mas

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم (قل هو الله احد *الله الصمد *لم يلد ولم يولد *ولم يكن له كفوا احد )

Synagoga rebe której według legendy zrobił Golema

Čekovací Muzejní noc 2011: První část expozice "Dějiny Židů v Čechách a na Moravě" - od počátku osídlení do počátku emancipace.

Čekovací Muzejní noc 2011 - tip na další expozice: Španělská synagoga