very interesting and beautiful place - had lots of info about jewish life in prague and bohemia. spent at least an hour looking at all the exhibitions - the tickets is for 6-8 places in the jewish quarter and also lasts 3 days if you don’t want to do it all at once. We visited 2 other places but this one was the most informative and interactive one.

A most stunning hour long concert with a small orchestra and Opera singer. Combined classical with more modern pieces. Found some of the music very moving given the current situation in the Middle East. Can’t recommend more highly.

First time I've ever been in a synagogue and in Prague I ended up entering three of them. Each one different in the interior design yet each one revealing a people always facing adversity, prejudices and hatred. I happened to over hear a proud Jewish dad telling his family how his family have recited word for word over centuries historical stories and it is the reason the Jewish people have not lost their identity as a people and nation. The information whether audio or written is so challenging that it makes you reflect on the outcome of the prejudices and misconceived thoughts and beliefs we may hold along with the consequences that may unfold because of them.

The tour of the Spanish Synagogue in Prague with Yvonne from Terezin Private Tours and group of Czech writers and historians, was truly memorable. The synagogue's exquisite exterior, adorned with vibrant colors and intricate details, captivated us from the start. Its proximity to Prague's central train station made it easily accessible for exploration. Yvonne's expertise and insights added depth to the experience, making it a must for anyone interested in Prague's rich cultural heritage.

This fabulous tour covered multiple synagogues, the Jewish cemetery, and exhibits on Prague’s rich history of Jewish life in Prague. Our guide Yvonne had deep knowledge of the subject and the sites. I would highly recommend this tour.

During a walk in Prague’s Jewish Quarter, we visited the Spanish Synagogue. Now a museum, filled with poignant exhibits relating the struggles of the Jews of Middle Europe, the synagogue is also one of the most beautiful houses of worship anywhere. Dubbed the Spanish Synagogue for its impressive Moorish architecture, it is the newest of Prague’s synagogue, built in the 19th century. But it is rich in its splendid interior and in the history it tells in its many exhibits. This is well worth seeing on any visit to Prague.

This is a beautiful building both inside and out. The ceilings and decoration are incredible and it's well worth a visit even if you are not religious. It's part of the combined ticket along with a number of other attractions in the Jewish Quarter, so ends up being great value for money if you make an afternoon of it to see all of them.

What an amazing building , so beautiful and moving , a very historical venue to remind us of the past . There are 6 stunning synagogues in the Jewish Quarter with memorials to the holocaust and the unimaginable suffering. the Jewish Cemetery is another must visit . There are so many little streets full of beautifully preserved buildings with so much to see. There are rows of designer shops , upmarket restaurants etc a few minutes walk away as a complete contrast . A great area to explore and convenient for the River , Charles Bridge etc etc