The Spanish synagogue in Prague is stunning, both for its interior architecture & symmetry, and also for the copious historical documents on display. It takes around 2 hours to get around and view all the items. It's in the Jewish quarter and easy to locate. After visiting the synagogue, have a kosher meal at King Solomon's, a restaurant nearby. Just outside the synagogue, there's a statue of Prague's famous son, Franz Kafka.

(Translated by Google) The youngest, of the six Prague synagogues, arose in the 2nd half of the 19th century, according to the project Vojtech Ignaz Ullmann and Josef Niklas, named after their architectural style (neo-Moorish style dominated Spain and was demanded at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries). I went through a lot I've seen a lot and so interesting ... Exotic look, multicolored stained glass windows, rich interior, sparkling with gold, beautiful acoustics (regularly pass concerts of classical music), symbolic sculpture by Franz Kafka is a "solid set" for visits ... (Original) Самая младшая, из шести пражских синагог,возникла во 2-й половине 19 века,по проекту Войтеха Игнаца Ульмана и Йозефа Никласа.Названием,она обязана своему архитектурному стилю(неомавританский стиль господствовал в Испании и был восстребованным на рубеже 19-20 веков). Много пережила, много повидала и тем интересна... Экзотический вид,разноцветные витражи,богатый интерьер, сверкающий золотом,прекрасная акустика(регулярно проходят концерты классической музыки), символичная скульптура Франца Кафки - "солидный набор",для посещения...

You can't buy tickets only to this place, instead they force you to buy an expensive combo ticket to other boring places that includes also this one (which is the only one with some interest). Doesn't worth it and a total waste of time

Part of the Jewish Museum of Prague, this is a beautiful building which takes its name from the Moorish decoration inside. It was built in the 1860s on the site of the Old School synagogue, which had likely been the oldest in the city. Left to decline during the Communist period, the synagogue was repaired in the 1990s and reopened in 1998 after a major restoration.

The Španělská synagoga is truly an architectural masterpiece. Its intricate details, vibrant colors, and stunning interior make it a true gem in Prague. The synagogue's rich history and cultural significance add to its allure. A visit to this magnificent place is a must for anyone interested in Jewish heritage and architectural beauty. 👍

Incredibly beautiful synagogue which also showcases the history of Judaism in Hungary in the last 100 years. Would definitely recommend visiting. We purchased a ticket that included many local synagogues in the area which can be purchased directly here.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular synagogue, worth visiting (Original) Sinagoga espectacular, digna de visitar

(Translated by Google) The Spanish Synagogue is closed until 2021 for renovation. Nobody expected discount. (Original) La sinagoga spagnola è chiusa fino al 2021 per ristrutturazioni. Nessuno sconto previsto.

(Translated by Google) A Spanish synagogue built in reference to the Alhambra in the Josefov district of Eastern Europe's largest Jewish quarter. Unfortunately we could not enter during construction. (Original) 東欧最大のユダヤ人街の「ヨゼフォフ(Josefov)」地区にあるアルハンブラ宮殿を参考にして建てられたスペインシナゴーグ。残念ながら工事中で中に入れませんでした。

AMAZING !!!! We enjoyed much taking the synagogue museums ticket that combines the best synagogues that Prague has to offer. The Spanish synagogue is the most amazing synagogue I ever seen in my life and around the world. Don't miss it.

Probably the most beautiful synagogue you will ever see. Highly decorate and comes with information about the hardships the Jewish people have gone through. You can not buy an individual ticket, only a package to see most of the nearby Jewish synagogues and the old cemetery. It was all worth it.

The Spanish Synagogue is incredible & has the most beautiful interior of any synagogue in Prague. Don't confuse this with the Jerusalem Synagogue, which is also very beautiful inside & has a fantastic exterior as well. You may buy tickets at the door, but the best value is to buy a combo ticket, which gives you entrance to four or five synagogues and is valid over several days. There is also a very interesting exhibition of recent Jewish history in the Czech Republic inside. If you are taking pictures inside, be aware that tripods aren't allowed. Go early or on weekdays to avoid the masses. These pictures available on Picfair. com under my name.

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. The vibe it gives looks completely different from others and it is a place that worthy a bit of time to explore!

A very good place. Beautiful historic buildings.

Beautiful Synagogue with a concise but detailed exhibition on the history of the Czech Jewish community. Definitely worth a visit.

In my opinion, this is part of Prague and its history. It is a beautiful synagogue with a lot of information about history, connected families, as well as historic artifacts. We bought the ticket to see several museums in the Jewish Quarters and started here. For history interested people, a must see.

Definitely a must visit place in Prague. The architectural beauty of this place is beyond words. Don't miss.

(Translated by Google) A pity that the beautiful facade was under construction I would have loved to enter, so I have a reason to return (Original) Una lástima que estuviera en obras la fachada hermosa me hubiera encantado entrar, así tengo un motivo para volver

(Translated by Google) magnificent the concerts are worth it (Original) magnífica. merecen los pena los conciertos

(Translated by Google) Pretty, interesting. (Original) Bonita, interesante.

(Translated by Google) A pity that is under renovation, and cannot be visited, it is very worthwhile and its interesting history, knowing why it is Spanish, seeing in one of the faces of the synagogue the clear differences that belong to the architectural styles and references to the three religions (Christian, Islam and Judaism). One of the tourist attractions you should see if you are in Prague. Separate entrance, that is, is not included with the entrance of the Jewish museum. (Original) Una pena que esté en reformas, y no se pueda visitar, merece mucho la pena y su historia interesante, el saber por qué es española, ver en una de las caras de la sinagoga las claras diferencias que pertenece a los estilos arquitectónicos y referencias a las tres religiones (cristiana, islam y judaísmo). Una de las atracciones turísticas que debes ver si estás en Praga. Entrada aparte, es decir, no está incluida con la entrada del museo judío.

The Spanish Synagogue is the newest synagogue in the area of the so-called Jewish Town, yet paradoxically, it was built at the place of the presumably oldest synagogue, Old School. The synagogue is built in Moorish Revival Style.

Needed to pay for a full entrance (includes 5 or 6 places) in order to enter the Spanish Synagogue. The entry was easy and fast with no queues. The way we went had stairs. The inside was really interesting and "crowded" with patterns on every wall. I highly recommend going at least once to appreciate the patterns and lighting/shades.

There's a good exhebit going on here but for me the main atraction is the building itself! Every tiny bit is covered by an intricate decorative pattern it's just marvalous!! Might be the prettiest interior in Prague, definitely the prettiest in my opiniin from what I have seen!

This is a stunningly beautiful synagogue with excellent audio visual material illustrating the diversity of life of the Jewish community in Bohemia and particularly during the 1930s and 1940s. There is such a wealth of material that you will need some hours to work your way through the museum. Deeply moving.

Don't go to this place. They scam you by forcing you to buy a combo ticket to also visit some other places you probably won't care about. Better go to the Jerusalem synagogue, it is prettier and doesn't force you to buy a combo ticket.

Impressive synagogue. The interior is worth the entry ticket. I would recommend getting the combined ticket to visit several Jewish landmarks. The staff was really friendly and spoke several languages.

Ein wirklich ganz außergewöhnliches, interessantes und sehenswertes Sakralbauwerk. Äußerst farbenprächtig ausgestattet. Man kann sich gar nicht satt sehen. Auch die Ausstellungsstücke des jüdischen Museums sind interessant.

Beautiful, but expensive - you have to buy a combo ticket for 6 attractions to be able to go in.

Beautiful synagogue with ample of details and plentiful of information. One is guaranteed to comprehend the cultural influence and importance of Jewish minority to the culture and life itself in the old Bohemian and Moravian regions. The exhibition also demonstrates the tragedy of the Second World War, both the human tragedy and cultural one. The building itself is impressive and definitely worth seeing. Not to mention the the impressive artifacts and detailed information regarding the cultural life.

Beautiful synagogue. The architecture inside is worth the visit and inside you also get panels with the history of Moravia Jews. You can also get a package ticket to visit all the other synagogues, ceremonial hall and cemetery, so it’s a great deal.

Stunning architecture and decoration accessible by purchasing a ticket to the Jewish Museum which also takes you through the cemetery and other Synagogues. It is well worth the time to visit and I am so glad I stumbled across it.

Elegant building in the jewish part of town. We admired it's architecture for a couple of minutes. It seemed a bit hidden and out of place behind the church and the Kafka monument but that makes the pleasure of finding and watching it greater. You can spend a couple of hours touring the area, we lucked out and visited during a holliday, all the synagogues and the old cemetery were closed

Really gorgeous and impressive, colourful. Explanations are interesting, I've learned about Jews' life and culture. And apart from that, it's a detail, but there are WC and the entrance is free.

Very nice building

Excellent visit on a multi-ticket purchased at the Pinkas synagogue. The different synagogues give a good sense of the history and culture of a lost community, both moving and informative.

Of all the synagogues of the district, save this one for last. It's magnificent!

Spanish Synagogue was where we started our 3 hour self-guided tour of the Jewish Quarter, with admission purchased here. The English audio guide was helpful, but came with extra charge. The tour overall was very informational for a glimp of the history of the Jewish life in this region. Specifically, the setting in Spanish Synagoue was very unique, spriritual and inspiring. Definetly must-see place while in Prague for a couple of days.

Beautiful building with interesting exhibitions. We had the pack that gives you access to it as well as several other museums and synagogues of the Jewish quarter and we really enjoyed it!

Stunning architecture. Beautiful ceiling detail.

(Translated by Google) Old synagogue in the middle of Prague Czech Republic Rep (Original) Sinagoge tua di tengah kota Praha Rep Cheko

(Translated by Google) It's 2016, so it's been four years ago, but I visited here. Spring in Prague is good for concerts. Check only for the period, and then check the program locally! It wasn't too wide and the music was easy to listen to, and the arabesque pattern was also nice. I was worried if I could use a wheelchair, but I managed to get in because there was a lift. To my surprise, a woman who lives in Plzen spoke in Japanese! I can meet Czech people who can speak Japanese! And I am very good at Japanese! It was a short time, but it is a very good memory to be able to talk. Czechs are also enjoying Prague during this time. I've been to Prague twice, but I want to go again when I'm calm. (Original) 2016年なのでもう4年前になりますが、こちらを訪れました。 プラハの春はコンサート三昧で良いですね。 期間だけチェックして、あとはもう現地でプログラムをチェックして行きまくる！ 広すぎず音楽も聴きやすかったですし、アラベスク模様も素敵でした。 車いす利用で入れるか心配でしたが、リフトがあったので何とか入ることができました。 ここでは驚いたことに、プルゼニに住んでらっしゃるという女性の方が、日本語で話しかけて下さいました！日本語を話せるチェコ人の方とお会いできるなんて！そして日本語がとてもお上手！ 短い時間でしたがお話しできたのはとても良い思い出です。 チェコの方々もこの時期はプラハを楽しんでらっしゃるんですね。 プラハは二度行きましたが、また落ち着いたら行きたいです。

It is closed

(Translated by Google) Architecturally it has a style reminiscent of the Arab. Perhaps hence its name. Next to the Kafka monument (Original) Arquitectónicamente tiene un estilo que recuerda a lo arabe. Quizás de ahí su nombre. Al lado del monumento a Kafka

(Translated by Google) The building is unfortunate for the inhabitants of the adjacent houses. Practically year-round presence of a crowd of tourists who are brought to the building as sheep and all-day hulaks on the entire street of their guide. As far as I know, there was a hospital in the adjacent building of the hospital until the 1990s, but their current operators liquidated it very quickly. (Original) Budova je nestesti pro obyvatele prilehlych domu.Prakticky celorocni pritomnost davu turistu kteri jsou k budove privadeni jako ovce a celodenni hulakani na celou ulici jejich pruvodcu. Pokud vim do devadesatych let byla v prilehle budove nemocnice tu ale jejich soucastni provozovatele velice rychle zlilvidovali

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(Translated by Google) The synagogue is under reconstruction. It will open in autumn 2020 (Original) Synagoga je v rekonstrukci. Otevřená bude na podzim 2020

(Translated by Google) Historically done well. Interesting exhibition. (Original) Historisch toll aufgearbeitet. Interessante Ausstellung.

(Translated by Google) Nice synagogue. Built in Maori style. (Original) Lijepa sinagoga. Izgradjena u maorskom stilu.

So nice

It is so beautiful, you most come and see

Closed until the end of 2020, funny but many people were trying to find it when I visited and couldn't understand it was closed It's part of the Jewish Museum when open

(Translated by Google) Boring just unnecessary (Original) משעמם סתם מיותר

(Translated by Google) And again the history, here everyone should think about what they learn here (Original) A zase ta historie,tady by se měl každý zamyslet nad tím co se tady dozví

(Translated by Google) Great impressing (Original) Toll beeindruckend

(Translated by Google) Closed for work but they still charge you the ticket to visit the rest (Original) Chiusa per lavori ma ti fanno pagare lo stesso il biglietto per visitare il resto

(Translated by Google) A real jewel of architecture and rich decoration not to be missed! (Original) Un véritable bijou d'architecture et de décoration riche à ne pas manquer !

(Translated by Google) Beautiful temple! (Original) Красивый храм!

Closed for renovation at the moment

(Translated by Google) Because of religious rituals, we were not allowed to enter (Original) بسبب الطقوس الدينية ، لم يسمح لَنَا بالدخول

(Translated by Google) In reform until 2021, try to imitate the albra (Original) En reforma hasta 2021, intenta imitar a la albra

Very interesting history. Worth a stop if you're in Prague

(Translated by Google) I will leave a 5etoile respect for a religious place, that said we could not visit it because it is being restored until 2021. Speaking price, this place is always indicated on your ticket specifying 'closed'. Although one can visit but ç is probably thanks to the many visitors of Jewish museums that it can be restored and that's good. (Original) Je laisserai un 5etoile par respect pour un lieu religieux, ceci dit nous n'avons pu la visiter car elle est en restauration jusqu'en 2021. En parlant tarif, ce lieu est toujours indiqué sur vos tickets en précisant 'closed'. certes on ne peut la visiter mais ç est sans doute grâce aux nombreux visiteurs des musées juifs que celle ci peut en être restaurer et c'est tant mieux.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Hermoso

Amen

(Translated by Google) I was not surprised at all (Original) No me sorprendio para nada

(Translated by Google) Experience in the history of Prague Jews their persecutions, their ritual burial their sacred objects. Necessary visit of the tourist to Prague. (Original) Εμπειρία στην ιστορία των εβραίων της Πράγας οι διωγμοί τους το τελετουργικό ταφής τα ιερά τους αντικείμενα. Απαραίτητη επίσκεψη του τουρίστα στη Πράγα.

(Translated by Google) The good synagogue in Europe, and even more so, that survived the Second World War is already unique in itself It may be differently related to the culture and religion of different peoples, but the very awareness of the centuries-old accumulation and storage of knowledge is already interesting (Original) Добрая синагога в Европе, а тем более так, которая пережила вторую мировую войну уже уникальна сама по себе Можно по разному относится к культуре и религии разных народов, но само осознание многовекового накопления и хранения знаний уже интересно

(Translated by Google) The synagogue is closed for renovation until 2020. (Original) La synagogue est fermée pour rénovation jusqu'à 2020.

It's a must-go for all architecture fans. It's stunning beauty startles me everytime I visit the synagogue.

Both the building and the displays are absolutely fascinating. You could easily spend over an hour if you wanted a solid overview of the history of the Jewish community in the Czech republic

The synagogue is really beautiful inside, and I felt it an honour to be allowed in as a tourist. What I missed was the history of the building, an explanation of the layout and the way a service would be held. I know I can read that elsewhere, but it would have been fitting to have more such information for the tourist.

Amazing building with a lot of information. The audio tour is worth it, the history is impressive.

Amazing , this place is so beautiful

Very beautiful synagogue! Recommend going there! U have museum inside. The entrance price was bit high tough

I just loved this synagogue. This atmosphere, that energy that comes from this place is something interesting. Also it unbelievably beautiful there. I recommend you to go there for sure ❤️

It is a beautiful place to visit if you travel to Pahra I recommend it a lot of history and it is a very magical and great place

Very beautiful. Not at all what I was expecting.

Amazing architecture inside. I suggest you just get a ticket for this place, the bundle ticket and audio guide are not worth it

Excellent architecture, excellent restoration and archives.

Pleased I read the reviews here about not buying the audio guides. Very forceful and rude lady on the til, trying to upsell the audio guide. It was a very moving and informative experience. Don't miss out, and audio guides are not necessary as there's plenty of signage. Would have been 5 stars if not for the poor customer service.

Never visited a synagogue before and hesitant due to my ignorance of the Jewish faith. It was a truly beautiful place and a moving experience that I would recommend to anyone.

Gorgeous gorgeous synagogue. The Hallelujah concert here melted my heart

Good museum but the old, grumpy woman in the ticket sales was very aggressive and rude for no apparent reason when we were just purchasing tickets. I don’t know why this museum would hire someone who’s rude towards visitors.

The woman selling the tickets was really disrespectful towards us, questioned our knowledge of English and and belittled us for not buying the more expensive tickets. It made us feel very unwelcome

Architecturally, the best synagoge in Prague. Near to the Kafka statue, and easily accessible. The exhibitions on the Jewish history in the Czech Republic during World War 2 is beautiful.

Only downside is that if you see these Synagogue first, all the other ones will not be as breathtaking anymore. It just stunning and it offers amazing and valuable information to understand the social relevance of Jews in Prague and in Europe.

A beautiful synagogue and a very quiet place. The interior colours are intense...you have to see with your own eyes because my phone take not so great photos. Almost to miss it after some bad directions from google maps, but I searched photos on google and decided that it was worth to visit. There are some intercative monitors where you can find out a lot of things about jewish history.

Beautiful building. The architecture alone is worth the visit. We attended a classical music concert and the acoustic was fantastic.

Beautiful interior. Really special space. Useful and well pitched level of information. One to definitely visit on the Jewish Quarter multi venue ticket.

Very well prepared information about Jewish history in Prague - well maintained and helpful staff

Beautiful building which houses the Jewish museum. Sombre content at times as you may anticipate but definitely an important place to visit. The audio guide option felt a bit unnecessary and poorly timed with the walkthrough the synagogue so I'd recommend just visiting without it and reading the information signs throughout.

Must see! Incredibly beautiful place! The historical information alongside the displayed objects is worth a read.

Beautiful, and heart wrenching, this tells the story of the people that came, the people that left, the people that stayed, and the people who had that decision taken from them. This place is well maintained, well cooled, and incredibly informative. The prices seem to vary, and the pricing models are a bit confusing. It is possible to spend an entire day touring this synagogue and museum, and the others affiliated with it.

It's a beautiful synagogue and it's possible to find inside many videos of people telling their personal story during world war 2 and after. Very touching, i personally cried. The synagogue itself its just so beautiful to look at.

Beautiful synagogue built in the Byzantium style, with an exhibit mainly on the Jews of Prague during the World War II and the Holocaust

A very beautiful synagogue with a lot of history behind it. It's worth visiting if you are in Prague. I typically avoid museums but this one was too good. The architecture inside, the windows, the ambience and the history are all very rich. Must do!

Interesting. Worth to see once. But the ticket is so expensive.

It's one of the most beautiful synagogue I ever see

Spanish Synagogue is really a very beautiful building - one of the most beautiful I've ever seen. There is a thematic exhibition inside as well as in other Prague synagogues.

Splendid! Very rich temple, vety different from other synagogues aroun. Interesting history of the community and some of its members

Would highly recommend the full museum pass to all 7 locations. What an important part of Jewish history is preserved here extremely well. This synagogue is absolutely beautiful and a great first place to start.

The most beautiful building I have ever seen

Wonderful place of tremendous beautiful architecture. It is one site of the Jewish museum of Prague. Here many pieces of Jewish culture in Prague, the first deportations by the Nazis, and the discrimination after WWII are demonstrated and explained. A very incredible place. Worth a visit.

Don't go with babies! We purchased the combined ticket for accessing 6 sites (more than 17€!). At first we were denied to use the elevator at the entrance because it is only for wheelchairs. So we took our heavy stroller down the stairs by hand. After visiting the room at the ground floor we needed to go upstairs. We wanted to leave the empty stroller at the ground floor but they told us that this was not allowed. So we asked to use the elevator: not allowed. At this point we asked for a ticket refound. We had to go to the main office (two blocks away) and go back again to the Spanish Sinagogue and finally we had our money back and we went away. Very bad experience! Babies are not welcome there!

The most wonderfull temple in Prague. Full of art, heritage and history

Well worth a visit. The synagogue is beautiful and you can learn a lot about the history of the jewish community in Czechia.

100% recommend stopping by this beautiful synagogue We got a week long ticket to explore the Jewish district and it’s very insightful and good value for money

Stunning interior. We visited for a concert. Recommend that too.

Got the synagogue pass without guide. Spanish synagogue is the most beautiful of all. The museum provides a lot of history with audio testimonials and real life stories from around the victims. Very moving; must visit

Marvellous interior, probably the most beautiful synagogues in Prague, so don't miss it because it is a little further from other objects in Jewish quarter.

Beautiful synagogue. Unfortunately you need a ticket to tour 4 synagogues to enter

For me this synagogue was the most beautiful one. It also had nice explanations about the history of Jewish people of Czech before, during and after WWII, which was very informative and nice to know.

Wonderful place! But today, at 14:00h the younger girl in the front desk was very rude. Im not native english speaker. So she start to speak very fast and try to charge me 1160ckz. I respectfully ask why is not 800ckz (we are 2). And shout "You will dont understand anything if you dont buy the audioguide!!" So I decide to buy only 1 (and share it) She really seemed very upset. After the purchase, I went to the older girl, and she was very very nice. She explain to me how to install the app with so many patiencie and what was included in the ticket. I will formally complain

Very delicate gorgeous synagogue. The Jewish modern history is here.

Went here on New Year’s Eve to see a concert. It was a string sextet with a tenor. They played songs and instrumentals - Ravel, Orff, Piazzola and some traditional Jewish songs- it was amazing and soulful. The building is in beautiful condition and has a treasure trove of history. Stunning. A definite must see.