Spanish Synagogue, Prague

Ahh what a place. It seats very few people so the experience is especially unique. I definitely recommend catching a classical concert here. There are some great food and drink option right next door too. The concerts start at 5-6pm and doors open 15 min prior. Photography is allowed before and after but they don't give you too much time to loiter after so get in as early as you can.

The Spanish synagogue in Prague is stunning, both for its interior architecture & symmetry, and also for the copious historical documents on display. It takes around 2 hours to get around and view all the items. It's in the Jewish quarter and easy to locate. After visiting the synagogue, have a kosher meal at King Solomon's, a restaurant nearby. Just outside the synagogue, there's a statue of Prague's famous son, Franz Kafka.

A beautiful history of one of the most amazing spiritual experiences i have ever visited. Moving, informative and powerfully evocative. A must see for anyone in Prague. Stand where I stood.

The most beautiful synagogue in Prague ! Worth the visit. It is possible to visit it along with some other synagogues when you buy a ticket at the Jewish Museum (which is not a museum, but rather a group of several synagogues and expositions about the Jewish culture).

We visited the Spanish Synagogue as part of our self-guided tour of the Jewish Quarter in Prague. It was our first stop, and where we bought our ticket to the "Jewish Museum" - which is really just a ticket covering a variety of sites in the Jewish Quarter. The Spanish Synagogue is beautiful inside. Our visit wasn't long, but the building is beautiful, and was a good start to our tour of the area. I think we may have benefited more from seeing the site as part of a tour, as we didn't learn too much of about the specific significance of this particular site, as I don't think having missed this would have had any impact on our visit.