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Discover Prague's Jewish Quarter with a private 2.5-hour guided tour inside synagogues and the cemetery, including pickup, expert guides, and key historical sites.

The Prague: Private Tour inside the Jewish Cemetery & Synagogues offers an intimate look into one of Europe’s most preserved and historically significant Jewish districts. Priced at $181 per group (up to 2 people), this 2.5-hour guided experience takes visitors through the heart of Josefov, with personalized attention from a certified guide. Starting from centrally located pickup points, this tour is ideal for those who want an in-depth, relaxed exploration of the Jewish heritage sites, without the crowds or rush common in larger group tours.
What makes this tour stand out is its focus on key synagogues, the historic cemetery, and ceremonial hall, providing a comprehensive view of the Jewish community’s life, culture, and history in Prague. It’s especially suited for travelers who appreciate detailed storytelling and want to avoid long lines, as the entry tickets to the Jewish Museum are not included but can be purchased separately.
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The tour begins with hotel pickup from three central Prague locations: Prague 1, Prague 2, or Prague 3. The guide will meet guests 10 minutes before the scheduled start time in the hotel lobby, making for a smooth start to the experience. This private group arrangement ensures a tailored pace and personalized interaction. After pickup, the walking tour leads visitors on foot through the Jewish Quarter, exploring its most significant sites.
The convenience of included pickup makes it easy to focus solely on the experience, without worrying about transportation logistics. The tour takes place rain or shine, so comfortable shoes and clothes are recommended.

The tour covers several iconic synagogues, beginning with the Maisel Synagogue, where a guided tour introduces its history and architectural features. Known for its historical importance and beautiful design, the Maisel Synagogue sets an impressive tone for the tour.
Next, the Pinkas Synagogue captivates visitors with its interior filled with painted Jewish names and dedications. This site also functions as a memorial to those murdered during the Holocaust, adding emotional weight to the visit. The guided tour helps explain the significance of these memorials and the community’s resilience.

The Old Jewish Cemetery is one of the most striking stops, featuring an astonishing number of tombstones and layers of graves that reflect centuries of history. The guided explanation reveals the evolving funeral traditions and the stories behind some of the oldest gravestones. Scenic views on the way to the cemetery provide additional context and capture the atmosphere of this historic site.
The cemetery’s compactness and density offer a powerful visual of the Jewish community’s enduring presence through centuries of persecution and renewal.
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Inside the Jewish Ceremonial Hall, visitors observe the site where communal rituals and events took place. The guided tour clarifies its role in Jewish religious and community life.
The Klausen Synagogue follows, with its well-preserved interior and historical features. This synagogue once served as a prayer house and is now part of the Jewish Museum. Visitors gain insights into traditional Jewish worship practices and the synagogue’s architectural style.

The highlight of the tour is the Spanish Synagogue, celebrated for its stunning Moorish Revival architecture and exquisite interior decorations. As Europe’s most beautiful synagogue, it impresses with intricate stained glass, ornate woodwork, and colorful tiles. Visitors have free time to appreciate its grandeur and take photographs before continuing the tour.
This site often leaves a lasting impression due to its architectural beauty and cultural significance, making it a central focus of the experience.

The Old-New Synagogue is among the oldest still-active synagogues in Europe, with origins dating back to the 13th century. Guided explanations detail its unique Gothic and Baroque features and its ongoing role in Prague’s Jewish community.
The tour concludes near Old Town Square, allowing visitors to explore more of Prague’s historic center afterward or continue with their plans.

Included in the tour are hotel pickup, a 2.5-hour guided walk, and the expertise of a certified professional guide. Guests should bring comfortable shoes and clothes, as the tour involves walking on foot through historic sites.
Note that entry to the Jewish Museum is not included, costing approximately $24 for adults and $15 for students and children. The tour does not include food or drinks, so visitors should plan accordingly. No pets, flash photography, or alcohol are permitted during the visit.
The booking process offers the flexibility to reserve now and pay later, with full refunds available up to 24 hours in advance. This makes it easy to plan ahead without risk.

This tour is operated by Traviatour, a provider known for creating tailored, private experiences in Prague’s Jewish Quarter. Their focus on personalized guiding and attention to historical detail makes this tour a compelling choice for those seeking a thorough and respectful look at Jewish culture and history in Prague.
If you are interested in detailed explanations of synagogues and Jewish history, prefer a private, flexible experience, and want to visit multiple historic sites with expert guidance, this tour fits well. It’s suitable for most physical abilities as it mainly involves walking and standing, with no strenuous activity involved.
However, travelers should be aware that entry tickets to the Jewish Museum are additional, and the tour does not include food or drinks. For those who want a personalized, culturally enriching tour of Josefov’s most significant sites, this private experience offers a balanced mix of history, architecture, and tradition.
This tour provides an enriching overview of Prague’s Jewish community, combining stunning architecture, historic tombstones, and insightful narrative. The private setting ensures a calm, focused exploration, ideal for history buffs or those with a particular interest in Jewish culture.
While it does not include entry tickets to the museum sites, the guided explanations and exclusive access to key synagogues and the cemetery make it a worthwhile experience. The end near Old Town Square offers easy access for further exploration of Prague’s historic center.
Is this tour suitable for children or seniors?
Yes, the tour mainly involves walking and standing, making it suitable for most ages and fitness levels, provided they can handle a 2.5-hour walk.
Do I need to buy tickets separately for the synagogues?
No, the tour includes guided visits to the synagogues, but entry tickets to the Jewish Museum are not included and must be purchased separately if desired.
Can I customize the tour or choose specific sites?
As a private tour, the schedule is flexible, and the guide can focus more on sites of particular interest if requested.
What should I bring for the tour?
Comfortable shoes and clothes are recommended, along with any personal items needed for walking.
Is this tour available in multiple languages?
Yes, the tour is available in English and Spanish, with live guides providing expert narration in these languages.
What is the cancellation policy?
Guests can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing peace of mind when planning your trip.