During the tour of the Jewish Quarter in Prague, you will learn more about the history of our neighbors, who have always formed an integral part of our society, a distinctive culture and historical heritage. Their destinies and stories. Why the ghetto was created in the past, how everyday life lived in them. What Jews were allowed, what they were not allowed or, on the contrary, had to do or endure, unlike the majority population. You will learn how the Jewish quarter has changed its face, what slum clearance means and what is left of the ghetto to this day. You will learn the troubled fate of Jews during the 20th century and why barely several thousand of them live in our country today.
Franz Kafka Square No. 3 110 00 Prague 1 - Old Town
Franz Kafka Square is located on the border of the Old Town of Prague and Josefov, just a few steps from the northwest corner of OldTown Square, it also borders the Church of St. Nicholas.
The nearest public transport station is Staroměstská metro station, line A and also the tram stop of the same name no. 2, 17 and 18. After getting off less than 5 minutes walk along Kaprova street.
We will meet at the corner with/under the bust of Franz Kafka. The guide will have a BellPrague sign.