Exploring Prague’s captivating Jewish Quarter has never been easier. This private tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore the rich history and cultural heritage of this storied neighborhood. Led by knowledgeable guides fluent in multiple languages, the experience promises an immersive and engaging journey through significant sites like the Jewish Museum, Old New Temple, and the poignant Pinkas Synagogue. With flexible scheduling and inclusive accessibility, this tailored tour caters to the needs of every participant, ensuring a truly memorable experience. Discover the hidden gems and uncover the stories that have shaped the Jewish community in Prague. Where will this exploration take you?
Good To Know
- Comprehensive 3-hour private tour of Prague’s Jewish Quarter, covering significant historical sites like the Jewish Museum and Old New Temple.
- Tour priced from CZK 3,000 per person, inclusive of entrance fees, and offers flexible scheduling to accommodate individual preferences.
- Knowledgeable guides provide in-depth insights into Jewish history and culture, tailoring the experience to the group’s interests.
- Accessibility for diverse linguistic backgrounds, with live guides proficient in multiple languages, and wheelchair-friendly options.
- Free cancellation policy up to 24 hours prior, ensuring a hassle-free planning experience for exploring Prague’s Jewish heritage.
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Tour Overview
The private tour of Prague’s Jewish Quarter offers an immersive experience, lasting approximately 3 hours and priced from Kč 3,000 per person.
It includes entrance fees to the Jewish temples and cemetery. The tour starts at the Information center located at Maiselova 15.
Participants can check availability and reserve the tour with a pay-later option, and they’re free to cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
The flexible scheduling allows customers to choose any starting time that suits them.
Throughout the tour, a professional guide with deep knowledge of Jewish history in the Czech lands will lead the private group, allowing them to explore the sites at their own pace and focus on what interests them most.
Booking Information
Customers can check availability and reserve the private tour of Prague’s Jewish Quarter with a pay-later option.
Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing flexibility. The tour’s scheduling is also flexible, allowing customers to choose any starting time.
The booking process offers several benefits:
- Check availability and reserve the tour online.
- Take advantage of the pay-later option.
- Cancel for free up to 24 hours before the tour.
- Select the starting time that best suits your schedule.
This streamlined booking experience ensures a hassle-free planning process for customers interested in exploring Prague’s rich Jewish heritage.
Experience Highlights
Exclusivity and flexibility define the tour experience, as guests embark on a privately guided exploration of Prague’s Jewish Quarter.
The tour is exclusively for your group, allowing you to set the pace and focus on the sites that most interest you.
Led by knowledgeable professionals with deep expertise in the rich Jewish history of the Czech lands, the tour provides an immersive and personalized journey through this historic neighborhood.
From the renowned Jewish Museum to the iconic Old New Temple and the captivating Old Jewish Cemetery, you’ll uncover the stories and significance of these remarkable landmarks at your own pace.
Key Sites Covered
Visitors explore the renowned Jewish Museum, which houses an impressive collection of artifacts and exhibits chronicling the rich history and culture of the Czech Jewish community.
The tour also includes visits to key sites such as:
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The Old New Temple, one of Europe’s oldest surviving synagogues, known for its stunning Moorish-style architecture.
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The Old Jewish Cemetery, a serene and haunting burial ground that’s the final resting place of notable figures like Avigdor Kara and Rabbi Loew, the legendary creator of the Golem.
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Pinkas Synagogue, a somber memorial to the Czech Jews who perished in the Holocaust, featuring the names of over 77,000 victims.
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Klausen Synagogue, which showcases a magnificent collection of Jewish ceremonial art and textiles.
Languages and Accessibility
The tour offers live guides proficient in a range of languages, including Czech, English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Russian, ensuring a seamless and enriching experience for all participants.
Whether you prefer to explore the Jewish Quarter in your native tongue or a language you’re more comfortable with, the knowledgeable guides are equipped to provide insightful commentary and answer any questions you may have.
Plus, the tour is wheelchair accessible, allowing everyone to fully enjoy the rich history and cultural significance of this remarkable part of Prague.
Meeting Point and Duration
The tour’s meeting point is at the Information center located at Maiselova 15, providing a convenient and easily accessible starting point for the 3-hour exploration of Prague’s Jewish Quarter.
Participants can expect:
- A 3-hour guided tour through the historic Jewish Quarter.
- Entrance fees to the Jewish temples and cemetery included in the price.
- Flexibility to choose any starting time that best suits their schedule.
- A private tour experience focused on the sites and topics of greatest interest to the group.
This private tour offers an immersive and personalized experience, allowing guests to discover the rich Jewish history and culture of Prague at their own pace.
Price and Inclusions
The tour is priced from Kč 3,000 per person.
This private tour of Prague’s Jewish Quarter lasts approximately 3 hours and includes entrance fees to the Jewish temples and cemetery. Visitors can explore the historic sites at their own pace, guided by professionals with deep knowledge of Jewish history in the Czech lands.
The tour covers key sights such as the Jewish Museum, the Old New Temple, and the Old Jewish Cemetery, the burial site of notable figures.
The tour is available in multiple languages, including Czech, English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Russian, and is wheelchair accessible for all participants.
Flexible Scheduling
Visitors can choose any starting time for the Prague’s Jewish Quarter Tour, allowing for flexible scheduling to accommodate individual needs and preferences.
The tour can be booked at a time that best suits your schedule, whether you prefer an early morning exploration or a leisurely afternoon stroll. This flexibility ensures you can tailor the experience to your liking:
- Select a start time that aligns with your daily plans.
- Avoid crowded periods by opting for a less popular time slot.
- Coordinate the tour with other activities in your Prague itinerary.
- Enjoy a private, personalized tour at your own pace.
The freedom to choose your preferred starting time makes the Prague’s Jewish Quarter Tour an accessible and adaptable experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Take Photos Inside the Jewish Temples?
Photography is generally allowed inside the Jewish temples, but visitors should be respectful and discreet. Check with the tour guide for any specific guidelines or restrictions on photography at the different sites.
Is There Dress Code for Visiting the Jewish Sites?
There’s generally no strict dress code for visiting Jewish sites, but modest attire is recommended. Visitors should avoid revealing clothing and cover their heads when entering synagogues or other sacred spaces out of respect for the traditions.
Can I Leave the Group and Rejoin the Tour Later?
Participants can generally leave the group and rejoin the tour later, as the private tour allows for flexibility. However, it’s best to inform the guide beforehand to ensure a smooth experience for the entire group.
Are Children Allowed on the Tour?
Children are allowed on the tour. The tour is wheelchair accessible, and the guide is available in multiple languages to accommodate families and guests of all ages and abilities.
Can I Book a Private Tour for Just My Family?
Yes, you can book a private tour for just your family. The tour offers an exclusive experience with a guide who can focus on the sites and information most relevant to your group.
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The Sum Up
This captivating private tour of Prague’s Jewish Quarter provides an immersive and informative experience for visitors. With flexible scheduling, knowledgeable guides, and inclusive accessibility, the tour ensures a rich and engaging exploration of the area’s significant sites, including the Jewish Museum, Old New Temple, and the poignant Pinkas Synagogue. It’s an ideal way to explore the region’s profound Jewish history and culture.