Ceremony hall

Mr. Matoušek exaggerated his words, I would like to know how many ceremonial halls around our country he has physically experienced, if much, perhaps as a tourist and not as a survivor. It practically includes in some roughly 30-40 minutes of the ceremony a reverent and incredibly mourning speech, listening to several songs of music, condolences ... it's more about the branching and number of the family, whether not only the speakers but also friends, for example. .. But maybe Mr. is still right ... If he compares the operation of Prague halls with a municipal one, where the hall naturally holds one or two ceremonies a month, and the local pastor sore knees from grapes and wilderness shuffles and speaks calm, though not completely understandable voice, about eternal life ... Then of course it's time, her. But no one throws anyone out of the halls and leads outside the collar ...

Olšany Cemeteries are a beautiful place for a last rest and it is a dignified place. The ceremonial hall is not. After visiting the ceremonial halls outside Prague, this is a really big average. As they do the funeral one after another, they will fire you immediately within 10 minutes of the end of the hall. The next funeral starts. It does not seem to me to be dignified to the survivors.

Faz parte do circuito judaico. Trata-se do lugar que se preparavam os mortos para serem enterramos com vários objetos históricos. Fica ao lado do cemitério judaico.

A decent burial place, a pity that there is no parking