The starting point for an exploration of Prague's Jewish past and present. Unfortunately, the idea for a museum encompassing the Jewish Quarter is not new. The reason that the main buildings and cemetery in the Jewish Quarter are still intact, is that Hitler intended to transform the quarter into an epitaph to a vanished culture. The Jewish Museum supervises the Old Jewish Cemetery, the Old Ceremonial Hall, and the Pinkas, Klausen, Maisel and Spanish Synagogues, but not the Old New Synagogue, although you can buy a combined ticket for entry to all. The high admission price causes many budget-conscious visitors turn away at the gates, but despite this, you'll need to go early to avoid the crowds.

Admission 300/200Kč for all sights.