Maisel Synagogue
Prague, Czechia
Its construction began in 1590, making it one of the oldest synagogues in Prague, older than the Klausová synagoga.
The golden decorations and intricate details in the Maisel Synagogue tell of the rich history of Prague's Jewish community, transporting you to the world of past centuries. Its interior, though reconstructed, still emanates the spirit of the past, and the exhibits in the museum allow you to delve into traditions and culture. It is a place where every corner hides a story, and the silence allows you to hear the echoes of ancient prayers.
- Visit time: 50 min
- Opening hours: Apr 01–30,Sep 01–Oct 18 09:00–18:00 · May 01–Aug 31 09:00–19:00 · "Jewish holidays" closed (from OpenStreetMap — check before you go)
- Local name: Maiselova synagoga
- Website: jewishmuseum.cz
How long does it take to visit Maisel Synagogue?
Plan about 50 min.
Nearby
- High Synagogue — 120 m
- svatý Salvátor — 140 m
- Old New Synagogue — 140 m
- Říše loutek — 140 m
- National Marionette Theatre — 150 m
- Klausen Synagogue — 170 m
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