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Připojte se k nám k prohlídce pražské židovské čtvrti, nazývané také Josefov. Prohlídka začíná procházkou po Starém Městě. V rodném domě Franze Kafky vstoupíme do původní židovské čtvrti. Náš průvodce vám podá výklad o historii původního židovského ghetta a o nejstarší synagoze ve střední Evropě, Staronové synagoze. Projdete se starým židovským hřbitovem a též navštívíte několik synagog, které tvoří součást pražského Židovského muzea. Cena včetně vstupu do:

• 1. Maiselovy synagogy
• 2. Pinkasovy synagogy
• 3. Klausové synagogy
• 4. Španělské synagogy
• 5. Starého židovského hřbitova

Mary's Recommends! Why?

We have just tried this tour by ourselves. Here is a brief summary, why we offer it, and to whom.

From Mary’s tried by: Kamila, 2011-08-23

Shame on me, I've been living in Prague for 5 years and I've never been to Jewish Town! I must admit that it was a great experience for somebody like me :) In such a warm day when Prague breaks temperature records I really appreciated the coldness of Synagogues. We were 12 in our group of different age category and during 2,5 hours nobody got tired! I totally recommend this tour! :)

Pros:

• The very beginning caused funny situation because one member of the group lost his husband somewhere in the crowd in Wenceslas Square, so we started with 10 minutes delay (btw. one hour later this same husband lost his wife again) :) Meantime, Jaromir, our french speaking guide, introduced himself. Even if he was doing this excursion for the second time, he proved being a real professional by answering all detailed questions in french (as our group was very curious and interactive)!
• After 15 minutes of walk (during which Jaromir showed us important buildings as Kafka's house, Charles University, etc.) we got to the Synagogue Maisel describing the history of Jewish nation in less than 30 minutes. As soon as we left this place, we were lucky seeing some orthodox Jew people on the street. They made our excursion more authentic! :)
• The second Synagogue Pinkas was both fascinating and spine-chilling, the walls were full of names of Jews who died in concentration camp Terezin. I was strongly impressioned by paintings and poems made by children during their stay in Terezin (I'm Czech so I could understand what they wrote, but if you ask your guide, he can translate it for you).
• Then we continued at 16:10 to Old Jewish Cemetery (with oldest grave of Avigdor Kara, rabbi and poet of Prague), at 16:30 to Klausen Synagogue (rituals and life of Jews) and at 17:00 to Spanish Synagogue (true memories and notes from Terezin). Everything was situated in the same area, so we didn't have to walk a lot :)

Cons - notes:

• We couldn't take photos inside the Synagogues, it was allowed only at Old Jewish Cemetery for 40,-CZK.
• Old-New Synagogue wasn't included into price, but we didn't have time for it anyway, so a good chalenge to get back later!!
• It was so quick that we saw everything only in general, but on the other hand, we learned a lot of useful things.

CENY TURISTICKÝCH SLUŽEB 2012 - CZK

Všechny ceny jsou garantované v místní měně - CZK, včetně všech poplatků, pokud není uvedeno jinak. Za provedení rezervace si neúčtujeme žádné poplatky. Ceny v ostatních měnách jsou pouze informativní.