Pinkas Synagogue, Prague

Inside the front door of the Pinkas Synagogue, inscribed in tiny red and black letters on almost every square inch of wallspace are the names of 77,297 Jews who were killed in the war

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Pinkas Synagogue, Prague

Inside the front door of the Pinkas Synagogue, inscribed in tiny red and black letters on almost every square inch of wallspace are the names of 77,297 Jews who were killed in the war.

Inside the front door of the Pinkas Synagogue, inscribed in tiny red and black letters on almost every square inch of wallspace are the names of 77,297 Jews who were killed in the war. This visual representation humanizes such a number, attaching names to the statistics. In larger type at the front of the synagogue are the names of the concentration camps in which they perished: Dachau, Mauthausen, Oswiecim (Auschwitz) and others. The second floor houses a moving exhibit of children's art which is smaller than the original exhibit at Terezin but no less sad.

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Tue

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Wed

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About Pinkas Synagogue

 Široká 23/3, Prague, Czech Republic

 +420 222 749 211

 www.jewishmuseum.cz

Pinkas Synagogue and Nearby Sights on Map

Old Jewish Cemetry

On the left wall before the entrance is a plaque detailing conservation efforts (which cost 1 million crowns per year)

Klausen Synagogue

Josefov

Jewish quarter of Prague

Clementinum

Historic complex of Baroque buildings, including the Library Hall, Mirror Chapel and Astronomical Tower

Old-New Synagogue

The name sounds strange for a building from the 13th century but it was originally just 'New' to distinguish it from an even older synagogue

Rudolfinum

Neo-Renaissance style music auditorium

Pariska Street

Church of the Holy Ghost

The Spanish Synagogue

The Spanish Synagogue, so-called because Sephardic Jews expelled from Spain at the end of the 15th century built a previous synagogue on this site, is a wild combination of neo-Renaissance and Moorish-Spain style

Bethlehem Chapel

Medieval religious building where Jan Hus, the reformer used to preach