Old Jewish Cemetery
stablished in the early 15th century, the Old Jewish Cemetery is one of Europe's oldest surviving Jewish burial grounds and one of the most significant sites in Prague's Jewish Quarter. Because Jewish tradition forbids the disturbance of graves and space within the ghetto was limited, generations were buried in successive layers, creating the extraordinary landscape of leaning and crowded tombstones seen today.
Discover the stories of rabbis, scholars, merchants and community leaders who shaped Jewish life in Prague, including Rabbi Judah Loew, traditionally associated with the legend of the Golem. More than a cemetery, this remarkable place offers a deeper understanding of Jewish beliefs, traditions and the continuity of a community that endured for centuries.
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