Synagoga - Soukenická 160/14

Name: Synagoga - Soukenická 160/14
Address: Soukenická 160/14, 397 01 Písek, Czechia, Písek, 397, Czech

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Address :	Soukenická 160/14, 397 01 Písek, Czechia
Postal code :	397
Categories :	Tourist attraction , Synagogue ,
City :	Písek

Soukenická 160/14, 397 01 Písek, Czechia

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M	Miroslav Jakubec on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
G	Greeny Dogous on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
L	Ladislav Braun on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Podle mých informací by se tato památka měla v brzké době podrobit rekonstrukci a poté snad i zpřístupnit veřejnosti. According to my information, this monument should soon undergo reconstruction and then perhaps open to the public.
J	Jana Tyralikova on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Velká škoda, že není přístupná It is a pity that it is not accessible
J	Jiří Zeman on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nepěkný pohled zvenku, zničená památka. Chtělo by to rekonstrukci aotevřít veřejnosti. A nasty outside view, ruined monument. It would take the reconstruction and open it to the public.
V	Vladimir Pecha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Dnes z vnějšku krásně zrekonstruovaná pseudorománská synagoga byla postavena v roce 1870 a najdeme v ní dochované prvky inspirované maurskou architekturou. V interiéru lodi (pod novější malbou) jsou původní nástěnné ornamentální malby. K bohoslužbám byla využívána až do druhé světové války. Od roku 1953 sloužila jako sklad a byla rozdělena na dvě patra. V roce 1995 byl objekt vrácen do vlastnictví Židovské obce v Praze. O šest let později byla synagoga vyhlášena kulturní památkou a byly zahájeny přípravné práce vedoucí k rekonstrukci. Today nicely reconstructed pseudo-Romanesque synagogue was built in 1870 and features preserved elements inspired by Moorish architecture. In the interior of the nave (under the newer painting) are the original wall ornamental paintings. It was used for worship until World War II. From 1953 it served as a warehouse and was divided into two floors. In 1995, the building was returned to the ownership of the Jewish community of Prague. Six years later, the synagogue was declared a cultural monument and preparatory work leading to reconstruction began. Today, the beautifully reconstructed pseudo-Romanesque synagogue was built in 1870 and features preserved elements inspired by Moorish architecture. In the interior of the ship (under the newer painting) are the original wall ornamental paintings. It was used for worship until World War II. From 1953 it served as a warehouse and was divided into two floors. In 1995, the building was returned to the ownership of the Jewish community in Prague. Six years later, the synagogue was declared a cultural monument and preparatory work leading to reconstruction began. Today nicely reconstructed pseudo-Romanesque synagogue was built in 1870 and features preserved elements inspired by Moorish architecture. In the interior of the nave (under the newer painting) are the original wall ornamental paintings. It was used for worship until World War II. From 1953 it served as a warehouse and was divided into two floors. In 1995, the building was returned to the ownership of the Jewish community of Prague. Six years later, the synagogue was declared a cultural monument and preparatory work leading to reconstruction began.