The glorious Pinkas Synagogue was made in the year 1535. It served as a place of worship until the year 1941. This synagogue is quite a significant memorial to Czech Jews suffered the wrath of the Nazis. It was a place of worship for Prague's Jews for nearly four centuries. But soon after that, it was converted into a war memorial after World War 2. It also has a collection of paintings and drawings by children held in the Terezín concentration camp during World War II. This art work is definitely the most heart breaking feature of this particular Synagogue and you are sure to shed a tear or two in the memory of the innocent who lost their lives for nothing.

• Ticket included in admission fee to Jewish Museum.

• Metro: Staromestska
• Tram and Bus: Pravnicka fakulta

• Chabad SHELANU Kosher Restaurant
• PEPENERO Pizza & Pasta
• Barock S.r.o.
• Valmont

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