SPANISH SYNAGOGUE (SPANELSKA SYNAGOGA)

Experience a concert of classical, modern, and Jewish music in the splendid Spanish Synagogue of Prague.

The unique combination of architecture and music creates a brilliant experience that reverberates in the hearts of the audience. The most magnificent synagogue in Europe is thought to be the Spanish Synagogue in Prague. The Old Shul, the oldest Jewish place of worship in Prague, was demolished to make way for this Moorish-style structure in 1868. The Spanish Synagogue, located in the center of the Jewish Quarter, has just undergone a stunning restoration. A low plaster arabesque of stylized Islamic themes can be seen in the interior decoration. These motifs are also used to decorate the walls, doors, and gallery balustrades. The Spanish Synagogue transforms into a stunning location for classical music performances in the evening. There are four different programs for the performance, each featuring the greatest of Gershwin, the finest of Czech and global music, Jewish traditional melodies, Bolero, and Hallelujah. Along with outstanding 19th-century Czech composers like Dvoák and Smetana, it has solo and ensemble works by illustrious composers like Verdi, Rossini, Mozart, and Bach. including well-known compositions by Bernstein, Weber, Gershwin, etc. The majority of the members of the Czech Collegium are prominent musicians from the Prague FOK Symphony Orchestra.

With these combo tickets, enjoy priority entry to some of Prague’s most popular attractions like the Prague Castle, the Astronomical Tower, and the Jewish Quarter. Pick the tickets up next to Old Town Square with the attractions being just a short walk away. Prague Castle The Prague Castle is one of the most famous attractions of the Czech Republic and has been home to the Kings of Bohemia, Holy Roman Emperors, and Czechoslovakia presidents. Explore the castle by taking circuit B and marvel at the stunning interiors of St Vitus Cathedral, St George’s Basilica, Golden Lane, and the Old Royal Palace. Astronomical Clock Tower Pay a visit to the Astronomical Clock Tower, the construction of which dates back to the 14th-century. Every hour, two trap doors open and the 12 apostles march out of the famous Clock. Did you know more than three-fourths of the clock’s parts are the original structure? These tickets also give you access to the top of the tower where you can catch breathtaking views of the city. The Jewish Quarter Visit the historic Jewish Quarter of Prague with these tickets and enjoy more skip-the-line access to the most famous synagogues in the area like the Pinkas Synagogue, Klausen Synagogue, Spanish Synagogue, Maisel Synagogue, and Ceremonial Hall. The Maisel Synagogue - the most well-known synagogue - was erected in 1592 and founded by the Mayor of the Prague Jewish Town, Mordecai Maisel. Touchscreens are present within the synagogue, allowing visitors to look through Hebrew manuscripts and maps of the Jewish settlements.

Explore Jewish Heritage in the capital of the Czech Republic during this 2.5-hour walking tour with an expert tour guide. Listen to stories about one of the most important Jewish communities in Europe while visiting significant landmarks that highlight their history. You'll find the importance of this structure to the Jewish community from your guide. From here, you'll walk to the Jewish Quarter, also known as Josefov. Learn about the Jewish history of the area and why it is considered one of the most important historical monuments in the city. Head to Pinkas, Klausen, Maisel, and Spanish synagogues and the Old-New Synagogue, Jewish places of worship that have witnessed various anecdotes through the years. Your guide will tell you all about the significance of these locations. Finally, visit one of the oldest cemeteries in Central Europe - the Old Jewish Cemetery. You'll find thousands of tombstones here, some of which belong to people renowned in the local Jewish community.

Discover the rich history of Prague Jewish Town, that covers Old Jewish Cemetery, Old-New Synagogue, Maisel Synagogue, Pinkas Synagogue, and Spanish Synagogue.