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Prague Jewish Quarter tours and tickets

See the Old-New synagogue, the Old Jewish Cemetery or the Spanish Synagogue in Prague.

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The Jewish Town

Informative, interesting, full of history. Tour through the Jewish Quarter in Prague will make you wonder about the past...

Jewish Quarter
Duration: 3 hours
From 29 € (700 CZK)per person
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Jewish Prague

During this walking tour you will see the only Central European Jewish town-quarter that survived the holocaust.

Jewish Quarter
Duration: 3 hours
From 29 € (700 CZK)per person
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Old Town and Jewish Ghetto

Your private guide will show you the Estates Theatre, Old Town Square, Astronomical Clock, Týn Church, Jewish Quarter, and much more.

Old Town Square
Duration: 120 minutes
From 229 € (5500 CZK)per group up to 9 people

Captivating Jewish Quarter 

Book your tour tickets to most favored Prague historic district, the former Jewish Ghetto, later called Josefov. Located between Old Town Square and the Vltava River, Prague Jewish Quarter includes some of the most precious Prague landmarks. Emperor Joseph II granted Jews freedom. In his honor, the Jews named the former ghetto "Josefov". Find out about the turbulent history of Jews in Prague, legends, and mysteries. Visit chamber concert in the Spanish Synagogue in the evening. 

Prague's ghosts and legends  

See the Prague Castle when the crowds of people dissapear. That's something. Stand in awe in front of the St. Vitus Cathedral, quietly, humble. Enjoy the views of evening Prague from the Castle grounds. Discover the Old Town Square area in the evening and get ready for some spooky stories! Visit Old Town dungeons 2 floors beneath the ground. The tours are not meant to scare you. No one will jump at you. Listen to the stories about Golem as you walk in the Jewish Quarter in the evening. 

Tours to Vyšehrad Castle

According to legends, one of the most important monuments of Prague was the first seat of Czech princes. See the neo-Gothic Church of Sts Peter and Paul with the Vyšehrad Cemetery Slavín where famous personalities, such as Antonín Dvořák or Bedřich Smetana, have their final resting place. Within the Vyšehrad Castle complex you´ll also find Romanesque Rotunda of St. Martin and statues depicting characters of Czech mythology. Vyšehrad complex is great place to chill.