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Jubilee Synagogue (Jerusalem Synagogue)
Synagogue opened in 1906 on Jeruzalémská Street, near the main station. Its facade combines the Neo-Moorish style with Art Nouveau, with horseshoe arches and a polychrome scheme of stripes and brightly coloured geometric motifs. It is the most recent Jewish temple in the centre of Prague and is also known as the Jerusalem Synagogue after the name of the street. It lies outside the circuit of the old Jewish quarter.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Jubilee Synagogue (Jerusalem Synagogue): 2 missions
- Walk along Jeruzalémská to the synagogueWalk from the Václavské náměstí area along the street that gives the temple its name.
- Photograph the synagogue's Moorish Revival facadeStand in front of the entrance and frame the rose window, the horseshoe arches and the coloured bands of the facade.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to visit Jubilee Synagogue (Jerusalem Synagogue)?
From €5 per person. Check the day's price on the official website before you go.
How much time do you need for Jubilee Synagogue (Jerusalem Synagogue)?
Allow about 15 min for the visit.
What is there to do at Jubilee Synagogue (Jerusalem Synagogue)?
Walk along Jeruzalémská to the synagogue and Photograph the synagogue's Moorish Revival facade.
What is there to see near Jubilee Synagogue (Jerusalem Synagogue)?
Mucha Museum (314 m), Museum of Communism (374 m) and Celetná (379 m).
Source: Wikipedia