When compared to the other parts of Prague the Jewish neighborhood, synagogs and the items displayed in the synagogs were disappointing. All items are very recent and they charge 300Kc for the entrance fee. Very disappointed to spend that money, it is a waste of time, maybe just take a walk around the synagogs but do not spend too much... more

Josefov once encompassed a Jewish ghetto which was done away with over 100 years ago because of the horrendous living conditions at the time. Now it is the most exclusive and expensive area of the Prague. There is much history to learn and you will learn more with a tour guide. I booked a tour with Wittman tours, but I... more

It's important to say this out front: the Jewish Quarter in Prague contains a number of important sites that everyone should see. In terms of cultural and historical significance, this should have a 5/5 rating. Having said that, it is a damn shame that they charge a RIDICULOUS fee to see the place and as a result, I drop the... more

I took a pass on this although I wanted to see at least one synagogue. The entry price as of 28 Feb 08 for one of the 5 or 6 places to see is the equivilent of $24. $48 for the both of us to take a 10 minute look inside (2 people can easily eat VERY well and have... more

We visited the Jewish quarter in December 2007. It was very moving to see the white walls with all the names of the holocaust victims in one of the synagogues and the childrens paintings. We went to the Marco Polo restuarant for a bite to eat and although the food was good they added an obligatory 15% service charge on... more

The cost per person for admission, including the audio guide was around £12. We thought that this would take us round all aspects of the Jewish quarter/museum (which, incidentally, we found fascinating) However, when we walked into the Spanish Synagogue, we were told that our tickets were not valid for it and another £5 was sought. This spoiled what was... more

Josefov is a fascinating museum of Jewish history in Central Europe. A high admission cost makes this one of the most expensive sites in Prague. Each site in Josefov has its own merits, but together they combine to make a must-see site that will take an entire morning. Crowds can be very large even in the off-season. If you do... more

It was a very moving experience to visit the synagogues in Josefov on our recent visit to Prague, especially when you understand the reason why these synagogues were not destroyed as were most others during World War II. They are a very tragic reminder of what once was and is no more. You cannot come away from visiting without feeling... more

Prague's Jewish Quarter, is one of the oldest Jewish's quarters that still exists today. The temples are in great shape, and very interesting to look at. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone interested in jewish history and culture. more