The streets of Prague's Jewish ghetto reveal a complex history, beginning with the Old-New Synagogue and the Town Hall. This 3-hour walking tour provides insights into the experiences of its inhabitants through various historical periods.

• 🕌 The tour starts at the Old-New Synagogue, Europe’s oldest functioning synagogue, built around 1270.
• 🏛️ Visit the Town Hall, a Renaissance structure funded by Mordechai Maisel to enhance local infrastructure and support the community.
• 📜 Learn about Rabbi Judah Loew ben Bezalel, who is connected to local folklore as the creator of a Golem to protect the Jewish community.
• 🎨 Witness one of the largest collections of Jewish ceremonial art, reflecting the struggles and resilience of Prague's Jewish residents.
• ⚠️ The tour highlights significant events, including expulsions in 1745 and the impact of Nazi Germany on the Jewish population, focusing on both tragic and revitalizing moments.

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