Pinkas Synagogue

Built in 1535, closed during the communist dictatorship era, and re opened in 1989. The highlights are the drawings made by kids in Terezín & the names Czech Jews sent to nazi concentration camps

This place is a part of Jewish museum complex, which I highly recommend to visit to anyone interested in history and culture.

Bookstore 25m to the right of synagogue entrance sells tickets -- skip the long lines at the synagogue .

Quite a solemn place. Has 80,000 names etched on the walls of Jews killed in concentration camps .

It's weird to like this place, as visiting is a heartbreaking experience. But I can only recommend going, it's a good way to remember

Ticket queue here is too long. Buy from the ticket office at old new synagogue , you'll save a lot of queueing time!

Buy your ticket from the bookstore up the road to skip the queues!

Incredibly moving. I cried.

Good legend about monkey

Molto suggestivo vedere le pareti con i nomi dei deportati dal ghetto di Praga e dei lager in cui furono inviati

Suggestivo e ricco di storia

Уютная синагога

Con el cementerio Judío

80000 deportovaných židů . Jejích jména naleznete na zdech této synagogy .

Zdi synagogy jsou popsany jmeny zabitych zidu .