The Jewish Museum in Prague: information and booking center

The Jewish quarter is a must-see if you visit Prague! It is very close to the clock, about 10 minutes passing through the street full of branded shops! You can buy your ticket online (costs more) or at the Tourist Center or at one of monuments. In the Tourist Center you can 100% buy them by credit card and I also saw from the Pinkas Synagogue / Old Cemetery. It is not easy to distinguish the various synagogues and follow a path, but the synagogues are marked with a number, which on the ticket you will find the corresponding name! The most beautiful monument is definitely the Pinkas synagogue and the old graveyard! The Spanish synagogue is currently closed for renovation until 2021! I would have appreciated a discount for this lack.

I did not want to pay to visit holy places. In principle. The churches are free and open to everyone, right?

When we went to buy the tickets and it was our turn we asked the girl what was the pack that included what we wanted to see. His answer was: move away here, look at the paper this and when you know you tell me. Continued with the following without explaining absolutely nothing, and in a very bad way, bad faces and lack of respect for us. I have to say that there was only one couple behind us in the queue. We went directly from there without buying anything.

Horrible treatment for the girl who had, very rude and to be a point of information we did not get anything, only bad faces. I understand that everyone will buy the tickets in the synagogue and not in this place. They should close it or change personnel.

Interesting if you like history and understand a small part of everything that happened in dark years for modern history