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Explore Prague's Jewish Quarter with an affordable $9 online audio guide, covering key sites like the Old Jewish Cemetery and historic synagogues at your own pace.
The Prague Jewish Quarter Online Audio Guide offers an accessible way to explore one of the city’s most historic districts without the need for a guided tour or physical tickets. Priced at just $9 per person, this digital experience is designed for those who prefer to explore at their own pace over two days, with flexible starting times. The guide takes you through key sites like the Old Jewish Cemetery, Maisel, Pinkas, Spanish, and Old-New Synagogues, all from the comfort of your phone.
What makes this tour particularly appealing is its interactive map, which helps you navigate efficiently while discovering fascinating stories and legends about Prague’s Jewish history. Available in multiple languages—including English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Czech, Polish, and Simplified Chinese—it caters to a broad audience. While this self-guided approach lacks a live guide, it compensates with cost-effectiveness and flexibility, making it suitable for visitors eager to learn on their own schedule.

This online audio guide takes you through Prague’s most significant Jewish sites in a structured yet flexible manner. Starting at Maisel Synagogue, the journey continues through Pinkas, Spanish, and Old-New Synagogues, with the Old Jewish Cemetery as a key highlight. Each location is explained through engaging stories and historical insights, providing context to what you see.
The Old Jewish Cemetery is notable as one of the oldest Jewish burial grounds in the world, offering a glimpse into centuries of tradition. The synagogues feature stunning architecture and powerful exhibitions—the Spanish Synagogue, in particular, impresses with its decorations and historical displays from the 1880s through the post-war era. The Old-New Synagogue remains active today, adding a layer of living history to your visit.
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The interactive map embedded within the guide simplifies navigation through the district, guiding you to each major site without confusion. You receive login details via email on the day of your tour, and an internet connection is required for smooth operation. The guide is designed to be user-friendly, making it easy to jump between sites or spend extra time exploring your favorites.
While no interior tickets are included, you can opt for discount vouchers that cover top restaurants, shops, and services in Prague. These vouchers are regularly updated, offering additional savings on food and souvenirs, which make the experience even more enjoyable.

The tour begins at Maisel Synagogue, one of the most iconic landmarks in the Jewish Quarter. Starting here allows you to immediately grasp the district’s significance. If assistance is needed, the Get Prague Guide office at Maiselova 5 provides support. The activity ends back at the starting point, making it convenient for those staying nearby or planning to continue exploring on their own.
This self-guided experience is wheelchair accessible and offers full flexibility. Since it’s a digital tour, there are no group limitations, making it suitable for solo travelers, couples, or families who want to learn without the pressure of a large group.

At just $9, the cost is a major advantage for those seeking affordable cultural exploration. The tour includes two full days of access, allowing you to spread your sightseeing over multiple sessions. Plus, full refunds are available if canceled 24 hours in advance, providing peace of mind for flexible planning.
More Great Tours NearbyThis online audio guide is provided by Get Prague Guide, known for offering a variety of Prague sightseeing experiences. If you’re interested in more immersive options, there are skip-the-line tickets and guided tours available, but this self-guided approach offers a cost-effective alternative that still covers the essential sites.
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This digital tour is ideal for budget-conscious visitors who want to explore Prague’s Jewish history independently. Its two-day validity means you can take your time, and the interactive map ensures you don’t miss any highlights. The audio narration adds depth to your visit, enriching the experience with stories and context.
While it doesn’t include interior access to the synagogues, the exteriors and exhibitions provide plenty to see and learn. The inclusion of discount vouchers makes it a practical choice for those looking to enjoy the city’s food, shopping, and services while staying within a modest budget.
The Prague Jewish Quarter Online Audio Guide strikes a good balance between cost, flexibility, and informative content. It’s especially well-suited for self-directed travelers who appreciate detailed explanations without the constraints of a scheduled guided tour.
Is this tour suitable for visitors with limited mobility?
Yes, the guide and tour start at accessible locations, and the activity is wheelchair accessible.
Do I need a ticket to enter the synagogues?
No, the tour does not include interior tickets; it covers the exterior sites and exhibitions.
What languages is the guide available in?
The audio guide is available in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Czech, Polish, and Simplified Chinese.
How do I access the guide on the day of my visit?
You receive login details by email on the day of your activity, and an internet connection is recommended for optimal use.
Can I use this guide over two days?
Yes, the 2-day validity allows flexibility to explore at your own pace.
Is this a guided tour with a live guide?
No, it is an online audio guide, so there is no live guide or group. You explore independently.
Are discounts available for restaurants and shops?
Yes, discount vouchers for local dining, shopping, and services are included and regularly updated.
Can I start the tour at any time?
You should check availability for starting times, as the tour is valid over two days, offering some flexibility.
Is there a refund policy?
Yes, full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours in advance.
Where is the starting point for the tour?
The tour begins at Maisel Synagogue, with assistance available at the Get Prague Guide office if needed.