Starý židovský hřbitov Praha - Smíchov - U Starého židovského hřbitova 2556
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| Address : | U Starého židovského hřbitova 2556, 150 00 Praha 5-Smíchov, Czechia |
| Postal code : | 150 |
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| City : | Praha 5 Smíchov |
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Jan Zajíček on Google
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Vladimír Kraus on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Po devastaci v letech 1939-1989 opět opraven.
Přístupný po domluvě, většina plochy hřbitova je však dobře vidět přes jeho zeď.
 After the devastation in 1939-1989, it was repaired again.
Accessible by appointment, however, most of the cemetery area is well visible through its wall.
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Tomas H. on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Velmi pěkný a zachovalý. Otevřeno po předchozí domluvě.
Very nice and well-preserved. Opened by prior arrangement.
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Vladimir Pecha on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Starý radlický židovský hřbitov byl založen roku 1788 kvůli nedostatku místa k pohřbívání na hřbitově pražského Josefova. Na ploše 1500 m² se dochovalo přibližně 600 barokních, novogotických, klasicistních i moderních náhrobních kamenů. Nejmladší z nich pochází z roku 1937. U hřbitova stojí malý památkově cenný klasicistní hrobnický domek/márnice (s čp. 2556) pocházející z 19. století. V novobarokní hrobce u východní zdi hřbitova jsou pohřbeni Porgesové z Porthaimu. Od roku 1976 je pohřebiště zapsáno jako kulturní památka. Je přístupno po předchozí domluvě po telefonu či e-mailu.
The old Radlice Jewish cemetery was founded in 1788 due to the lack of space for burial in the cemetery in Josefov, Prague. Approximately 600 Baroque, Neo-Gothic, Classicist and modern tombstones have been preserved on an area of 1,500 square meters. The youngest of them dates from 1937. Next to the cemetery is a small monumental Classicist tomb house / morgue (with No. 2556) dating from the 19th century. The Porges of Porthaim are buried in a Neo-Baroque tomb by the eastern wall of the cemetery. Since 1976, the cemetery has been registered as a cultural monument. It is accessible by prior arrangement by phone or e-mail.
The old Radlice Jewish cemetery was founded in 1788 due to the lack of space for burial in the cemetery of Prague's Josefov. Approximately 600 Baroque, Neo-Gothic, Classicist and modern tombstones have been preserved on an area of 1,500 m2. The youngest of them dates from 1937. At the cemetery there is a small monumental Classicist tomb house / morgue (with no. 2556) dating from the 19th century. The Porges of Porthaim are buried in a Neo-Baroque tomb by the eastern wall of the cemetery. Since 1976, the cemetery has been registered as a cultural monument. It is accessible by prior arrangement by phone or e-mail.
The old Radlice Jewish cemetery was founded in 1788 due to the lack of space for burial in the cemetery in Josefov, Prague. Approximately 600 Baroque, Neo-Gothic, Classicist and modern tombstones have been preserved on an area of 1,500 square meters. The youngest of them dates from 1937. Next to the cemetery is a small monumental Classicist tomb house / morgue (with No. 2556) dating from the 19th century. The Porges of Porthaim are buried in a Neo-Baroque tomb by the eastern wall of the cemetery. Since 1976, the cemetery has been registered as a cultural monument. It is accessible by prior arrangement by phone or e-mail.
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Gazel G on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ C est l'un des plus vieux cimetières juifs au monde, il fait parti des principaux monuments juifs de Prague. Parmi les personnalités les plus importantes enterré dans ce lieu, s'y trouve 'Rabbi Loew le Maharal, ou bien encore' Mordekhaï Maisel'. Immanquable si vous allez au musée juif de Prague. Perso, j'ai été très ému et davantage quand vous vous intéressez à l'histoire des juifs. A côté vous trouverez la synagogue Klaus. Visite en janvier, bonne période pour éviter la foule.
It is one of the oldest Jewish cemeteries in the world, one of the main Jewish monuments in Prague. Among the most important personalities buried in this place, there is' Rabbi Loew the Maharal, or even 'Mordekhaï Maisel'. Unmissable if you go to the Jewish Museum in Prague. Personally, I was very moved and more when you are interested in the history of the Jews. Next to it you will find the Klaus synagogue. Visit in January, good time to avoid the crowds.
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Hannah Raam on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I wish we cud have gone in. It is under construction. However you can see in thru the wall. I never visited cemeteries before but this one I wanted to visit. It seemed lost and forgotten. No stones of memorial. A place to be honored
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