Staronová Synagoga

I don’t like the fact that you have to pay to go inside. That’s the case of lots of monuments in Prague.To my opinion this is wrong especially when it comes to religious structures.Otherwise the building looks great.

An amazing sight to behold. Very touched to be in such an old synagogue, the oldest in Europe. A must see if you visit Prague.

One of the oldest synagogues in Europe and it looks like it. The way how tickets work and how they are bundled is not customer friendly. Also you can get cheaper ticket to Jerusalem synagogue with ticket to the old-new synagogue - useful information if you want to see something more impressive.

Our trip to Prague - for us - wouldn't have been complete without seeing inside at least one synagogue, and we chose the Old New Synagogue which was just beautiful. It's an active synagogue and it's the oldest. It's quiet, peaceful, beautifully ornate and cozy. It has gorgeous vaulted stone ceilings and gorgeous arches.There's a small fee to go inside. You can buy a pass that allows you to see a few synagogues in a certain period of time, but due to the time we had left, this is the one we opted to see and it was lovely. It's central to Old Town and the square and there's a lot of great shopping nearby and places to eat lunch at. If seeing meaningful religious places of worship is your thing, then I highly recommend coming here.

Historical home of Rabbi Loew, Marahal of Prague. And the Golem. Good informational brochure for self guided tour.

Capitol of Praha, good place to visit. I recommend.

Really nice synagogue located in the centre of Prague! A bit pricey for entry but worth it if you are interested in religion!

Everything in this scared place of worship are old and so full of history from the altar down to the seats and books. It seem that the builders have cramped as many wooden furniture as possible into the place to accommodate maximum worshippers.

This is the oldest living Synagogue in whole of Europe! Yes, the name is indeed confusing! Well - it WAS the New Synagogue in 13th C CE when it was built. In course of time, as several other synagogues sprung up by 16th C CE, this was called Old - New Synagogue! Don't miss the Baroque money box to the right as soon as you enter! 2 different things I heard about its function are - its for tax collection and its for donations for the synagogue which is supposedly to be done discreetly not seen by anyone! I'm unsure which is or if both are true!!!

Didnt give as much history as I was expecting. There were some good things but this is something I would choose to do on the last day in Prague. Also everything in this area is outrageously overpriced. Got ripped off at a jewelry store. Be careful.