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1 day ago · Jaroslav Róna's best-known work that is connected to Franz Kafka is undoubtedly the monument to the writer at the Spanish Synagogue in Prague. It is a bronze sculpture of two bodies, almost four metres high. The lower, larger figure is just an empty suit carrying Franz Kafka on its shoulders.
3 days ago · (The former ghetto of Josefov has been ploughed through and redeveloped and is now fully Haussmann.) The Maisel Synagogue exhibition space documents the Jewish history from the 10th to 18th century, until Emperor Joseph II's 1782 Edict of Toleration, while the Spanish Synagogue (stunning interiors) continues from there until the present day.
3 days ago · Take a self-guided Prague Jewish Quarter tour with a brief introduction from a local expert and Jewish Museum access included
3 days ago · You can visit synagogues like the Spanish Synagogue and the Old-New Synagogue (the oldest in Europe), as well as the incredible Old Jewish Cemetery. Tickets are required for entry, and one ticket covers all the main sites.
4 days ago · Spanish Synagogue. Some claim the Spanish Synagogue is the most beautiful synagogue in all of Europe. Unmistakably a highlight of Prague's Jewish Quarter, it was built in 1868 on the site of the oldest synagogue in Prague. Its architectural style – Moorish Revival – inspired by the majestic Alhambra palace in Spain, gives the Synagogue its ...
2 days ago · Now, the chapter presents the most well-maintained complex of historical Jewish monuments in the whole of Europe. The most significant buildings are the Spanish Synagogue, Maisel Synagogue, and the Old Jewish Cemetery. You can also go to the Jewish Museum and learn more about the daily life, traditions, and history of Jews on this land.
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