židovská synagoga

When going nearby, this place is a must. Listing accessible personal artifacts of the Holocaust victims, which is - I guess - the only opportunity in Czechia.

Around 1850, 483 inhabitants of the Jewish faith lived in Loštice (17% of the total number). That was historically the most. Then their number only decreased. Even so that only three returned from the concentration camp after World War II. The changing number of Jewish inhabitants of the city directly corresponded to the state of the synagogue. The condition of the building was constantly deteriorating, until after World War II it was definitively closed. After many ups and downs, an agreement was finally reached and there has been a museum in the building since 2014. When you have a trip, stop and listen to the whole history in detail.

A very beautiful repaired synagogue with a great and interesting exhibition, which is a monument to the victims of the Holocaust, is definitely worth a visit, the most interesting are the benches from the destroyed large synagogue in Olomouc, where each bench is destined for another family and contains original photographs and other objects. different stories that appeal to you

Historical and interesting place.

Yeah, it's after the reconstruction, I recommend, there's a man who will answer everything. It's interesting there.