Explore the rich history and culture of Prague Jewish Quarter with a personalized touch. This tour is designed to offer an intimate glimpse into one of the most storied neighbourhoods. Stories about the real people from the medieval time and WWII until nowadays. We will find out how the Jewish Quarter was so well preserved during the war and who lives there nowadays.
Cesky Krumlov and Blatna Castle
🕗 Tour Plan
The schedule below is a suggested itinerary. Times are approximate and can be adjusted based on your preferences.
- Hotel Pick-Up: Begin your journey with a convenient pick-up from your accommodation. Or if you wish we can meet at the Jewish Quarter ticket office.
- Maisel Synagogue: Delve into the history of Jews in Bohemia and Moravia.
- Pinkas Synagogue: Pay tribute at this memorial to Holocaust victims.
- Old Jewish Cemetery: Wander through one of the oldest Jewish cemeteries in Europe.
- Old New Synagogue: See the oldest preserved and still working synagogue in Europe
- Spanish Synagogue: Admire the stunning Moorish Revival architecture.
- Jewish Town Hall: Observe the unique building with its distinct clock.
- Franz Kafka's Birthplace: See the house of the renowned Jewish writer.
Throughout the tour, we will stroll through the charming streets of Josefov, uncovering hidden gems and stories that have shaped this historic district, looking for the memorable stones and learning the traditions.
🚶 Transportation
This is a walking tour. We will use public transportation (metro or tram) to reach the Josefov area. A public transport ticket can be purchased on the spot or in advance if needed.
⏳ Tour Duration
The tour lasts approximately 3.5 hours. We can adjust the schedule to fit your needs—starting earlier or later upon request.
👉 Before you go—here’s what to know:
The tour includes guiding services and personalized assistance to help you enjoy the history and atmosphere of the places you visit. However, please note that entrance tickets are not included and must be purchased separately (discounts are often available for students and seniors).
💬 Other costs to consider: Bring extra for souvenirs, snacks, and personal expenses. A budget of around 500 CZK per person is recommended for meals, coffee breaks, and optional attractions.
🥿 What to bring: Comfortable shoes are a must for exploring historic sites and cobblestone streets. And don’t forget your camera—the views are spectacular!
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Fully Licensed Tour Guide Victoria is a local a alchemist, translator, and your friend in Prague. I have been organizing private tours in this romantic city for over eight years and look forward to sharing its secrets with you.
