KLAUS SYNAGOGUE AND THE CEREMONIAL HALL
Synagogue
2024
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2024
It was here that Rabbi Löw, the famous father of the Golem, allegorical figure and protector of the Jewish quarter, taught. Baroque in style, it houses the Jewish National Museum. Its name comes from the word klaus, which denotes the place that served as a school. The synagogue was built in Baroque style in 1680, on the site of three smaller synagogues, one of which housed Rabbi Löw's famous school. The collections will no longer be visible during restoration.
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It is not the most beautiful to see in Prague, but Here is worth visiting for the interested parties of history and traditions.