Sooner or later, you should book a tour while you are in Prague. There are city tours, architectural tours, history, WWII, food tours and the Jewish Quarters tour. Day and I booked a Jewish Quarters tour through Toursbylocals, which we use all the time and are always happy with. I think a tour is the only way to fully appreciate this and the other five Synagogues in the Jewish Quarters. The Synagogues are beautiful and the history of Prague, the Jewish Quarters and WWII is incredibly interesting. A tour of the Jewish Quarters, the Cemetery and the six Synagogues is a must.

very informative synagogue where you learn the general history of Jews in Europe over the centuries and the long history of their persecution

(Translated by Google) It is a place where I could learn a lot about Jewish traditions (Original) Je to místo, kde jsem se mohl hodně dozvědět o židovských tradicích

Maisel Synagogue is one of the historical monuments of the former Prague Jewish quarter. It was built at the end of the 16th century which is considered to be the golden age of the ghetto. Since then its appearance has changed several times, its actual style is neo-gothic

This part of the Jewish museum is really nice. I think it would be a good idea to visit all of the synagogues in the Jewish museum path. They are all very beautiful and have a lot of history.

Expensive. Nice inside. Clean restrooms. Nice staff. Not too much to see. Located very central. Pay of the Jewish quarter museum.

No explanation other then the material a wood chair is made of. It's wood btw. Cost 500 czh.

Nice to meet my heritage in Europe , proud to be JEWISH !!!

A pretty nice synagogue. It has a lot of historic objects that are just amazingly displayed. It also has a lot of text about the Jewish people of Prague or in general. All of the text and objects are very well put together and there even is a huge touchscreen you can use to look at maps of how the Jewish part of town looked like or to see lots of other interesting things like an analysis of how jews are characterized and drawn by other cultures and much much more. The synagogue may be a bit less impressive in the looks department than the Spanish synagogue or the Jerusalem synagogue but it more than compensates for that with other thing previously mentioned.

An interesting museum about Jewish life in Prague from the middle ages to the 18th century. The building is nice too, but come here for the museum exhibition. As part of the combination ticket, it makes a really good introduction to Prague Jewish history.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Piękna

(Translated by Google) Located in the Jewish quarter of prague (Original) Ubicada en El Barrio judio de praga

This is basically a museum about the history of the Jews in Europe.

Got a ticket with the tourguide (an app) on my phone. Multi-languages available. Indeed it helped me massively in understanding the history in the past, the story behind, what this building/objective represents. With the app I felt like indeed I slowed down my pace in feeling these attractions because I was listening carefully, rather than simply come and go. This is a small but interesting place. In the guide it tells a lot of interesting story of Maiselova and stories behind the object. It also helped me to slow down and listen to what they are telling me, rather than just come, take pictures and finish the journey!

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous (Original) Bellissima

A Quiet place Good to visit Unique architecture style in Prague

Don't bother coming here if you're carrying a bag and have dark skin - they won't even let you near the entrance!

Beautiful and haunting. Great summation of history and very accessible.

(Translated by Google) To visit the place with respect, we like it, it is different from what you are accustomed to seeing and of interest everything that is around you is of doubt. (Original) Para visitar obligatoriamente con respeto,al lugar.Nos gusto, es distinto a lo que estás acostumbrado a ver y de interés son lugar a dudas todo lo que está a su alrededor.

(Translated by Google) beautiful (Original) Bella

Sadness

(Translated by Google) It's not bad at all (Original) No está nada mal

(Translated by Google) Excellent example of synagogue now used as a museum. Very interesting (Original) Ottimo esempio di sinagoga ora adibita a museo. Molto interessante

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful synagogues in the Czech Republic. Moreover, recently renovated, inside is very interesting exposure. (Original) Jedna z nejhezcich synagog v Cesku. Navic nedavno zrekonstruovana, uvnitr je velice zajimava expozice.

Very nice place but don't forget that Saturday (shabat) their not open 😅

Historic Synagogue in Prague's Old Jewish Quarter. Worthwhile exhibitions in addition to religious pieces, artifacts & pieces.

(Translated by Google) The ticket is very expensive, there is not so much to see, even if you buy the "complete" ticket. There should be explanations in English on the signs. The audio guide was very bad, it explained little about the place. I didn't like the tour. (Original) O ingresso é muito caro, não tem tanto o que ver, mesmo comprando o ingresso "completo". Deveria ter explicações em inglês nas plaquinhas. O áudio guia era muito ruim, pouco explicava sobre o local. Não gostei do passeio.

Also very good if you are interested in history with some ancient pieces to see. For example an ancient poem can be listened to describing a pogrom in Prague.

Tried to purchase tickets to visit the synagogue but the “customer service” gentleman was so rude in his response to my question as to which ticket to purchase. If you want people to visit and appreciate the culture, then pucker up, and give a good customer service to the visitors. Not a stroppy dismissive tone!

A beautiful and historic place, which includes many preserved items.

Although there's information inside and it was an interesting visit if you have bought the Jewish Museum ticket for all the synagogues the others are definitely worth visiting before this one as there is less to see.

Beautiful structure, Neo-Gothic architecture dating back to the 1500s, located in the old Jewish ghetto.

Nice synagogue to visit

Very beautiful and interesting exhibit

Part of the complex of synagogues in Prague’s Old Town The Maiselova Synagogue is a beautiful old synagogue near the Old Town Square. The interior is devoted primarily to remembering the history of the Jewish community in the Czech lands from the Middle Ages and onwards, with all the sadness and travails that were endured by the community during that time. The tickets for this synagogue are not sold individually and are instead part of the wider ticket that is sold. So it is best to plan to see this in conjunction with the other nearby synagogues, such as Pinkasova, Spanelska, etc.

Wir haben im Jüdischen Viertel von Prag eine Synagogen Tour auf eigene Faust gemacht 😊Einfach Ticket für alle Synagogen und Friedhof kaufen mir Audioguide und los geht's 👍Lasst euch von der Geschichte inspirieren

Sehr sehenswert, wunderbare Ornamente.

That’s a beautiful synagogue.

Very interesting place to visit. The museum is very modern and you can see a lot of interesting things. Overall a very nice experience.

(Translated by Google) Nice afternoon in the Jewish quarter. Unfortunately also thoughtful and oppressive because of the past. (Original) Schöner Nachmittag im Judenviertel. Leider auch nachdenklich u. bedrückend wegen der Vergangenheit.

(Translated by Google) Interesting history. (Original) Zajímavá historie.

(Translated by Google) It is worth a tour. (Original) Stojí za prohlídku.

(Translated by Google) worth (Original) warto

(Translated by Google) Very moving place. (Original) Sehr bewegender Ort.

I already paid another synagogue for entering this synagogue also had to pay for entrance fee so i didnt go :)

(Translated by Google) Not much to see, we were a little disappointed ... (Original) Pas grand chose à voir, on a été un peu déçu...

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful synagogues in Europe. Just find out the opening hours. (Original) Jedna z nejkrásnějších synagog v Evropě . Jen si zjistěte otvírací dobu.

(Translated by Google) Without obligation, we were taken on by a very pleasant smiling guide, a long-haired girl, now in the dark I don't know if it's dark brown hair or a touch of burgundy. If you read it, I greet you very much, you impressed us a lot, we talked about circumcision :-) (Original) Bez povinnosti se nás ujala velice příjemná usměvavá průvodkyně, dlouhovláska, teď v tom přítmí nevím, zda tmavě hnědé vlasy, anebo nádech do vínové barvy. Jestli to čtěte, velice Vás zdravím, velmi jste na nás zapůsobila, bavily jsme se o obřízce :-)

We got the combo ticket to go to all the Jewish Quarter synagogues. The Spanish synagogue was closed for restoration, so I can't attest to that, but of all the ones we visited this was my favorite. It's a beautiful building first of all, but also has a good museum exhibit on Jewish history in Europe. If you like reading the signs, this is a good place. The other synagogues feel a bit more dimly lit and are by the cemetery.

Very informative museum. Especially enjoyed the film of the model of the Prague ghetto. Simply amazing.

Very nice place to visit. We spent the whole day visity the very famous Prague synagogues.

Buy a Prague card to visit all the synagogues in the Prague Jewish quarter and you get free access to all monuments. Their are all worth a visit.

This place was REMARKABLE. I saw some incredible relics and learnt so much about the Jewish history of the area. I think we spent about two hours in here amazed at the items on display.

Nice experience. Smaller than expected. Easily able to take a stroller

We actually stayed in a VRBO across the street, but we loved staying in that part of town. It's away from the busy plaza but close enough to easily walk to it.

(Translated by Google) Very good holiday (Original) Vacance très bien

(Translated by Google) She is tiny but not less beautiful. (Original) Es pequeñita pero no por eso menos bonita.

(Translated by Google) This is the main Jewish High Court in Prague and entry is free (Original) זה ביהכ"נ היהודי המרכזי בפראג וכניסה כרוכה בתשלום

Cool museum that explains the Jewish experience in Bohemia and Moravia

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Magnifique

A very nice and cute synagogue!!!

(Translated by Google) Old part of town. It is worth paying attention. (Original) Stara cześć miasta. Warto zwrócić uwage.

(Translated by Google) Good exposition of history in the Czech Republic (Original) Dobra expozice historie v ČR

(Translated by Google) Worth seeing! (Original) Sehenswert!

Historical place.

🌊🌻🔆💫

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place to commemorate and to bring the tourist into contact with the Jewish past. Unfortunately, the Jews are missing, unlike e.g. in Krakow, only tourist guides and employees. (Original) Ein schöner Ort um zu gedenken und den Touristen mit der jüdischen Vergangenheit in Kontakt zu bringen. Leider fehlen die Juden dazu, anders als z.B. in Krakau, nur Touristenführer und Angestellte.

(Translated by Google) Located in the Jewish quarter, it is a few hundred meters from the cemetery. It can be visited with a cumulative ticket that can be purchased at the entrance to the cemetery. It takes its name from Mordechai Maisel who was mayor of the Jewish quarter and one of the wealthiest men in the city in the 16th century. It also tells the traditions and glimpses of life of the Jews of Prague before and during Nazism. Paying attention to visiting hours is often open to the public only for groups. (Original) Situata nel quartiere ebraico dista poche centinaia di metri dal cimitero . E' visitabile con un biglietto cumulativo acquistabile all'ingresso del cimitero . Prende il nome da Mordechai Maisel che fu sindaco del quartiere ebraico e uomo tra i più facoltosi della città nel 16° secolo . Racconta anche le tradizioni e scorci di vita degli ebrei di Praga prima e durante il nazismo . Fare attenzioni agli orari di visita spesso è aperta al pubblico solo per gruppi .

(Translated by Google) The building is a former synagogue, now it is used as an exhibition space on Jewish history. Without further ado. (Original) El edificio es una antigua sinagoga, ahora lo utilizan como espacio de exposición sobre historia judía. Sin más.

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(Translated by Google) I think it's a Reform synagogue. I saw a girl who put on tefillin ....... (Original) אני חושב שזה בית הכנסת רפורמי. ראיתי בחורה שהניחה תפלין .......

(Translated by Google) I highly recommend with an explanation and without crowds (Original) S výkladem a bez davů vřele doporučuji