Pictures of Josefov

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This quarter of the Old Town close to the river shows how Prague\'s Jews flirted with wealth and success, in the face of often-gathering disaster and oppression.

This quarter of the Old Town close to the river shows how Prague\'s Jews flirted with wealth and success, in the face of often-gathering disaster and oppression.

This haunting cemetery, with its thousands of ancient tombstones, is a frozen register of the uncounted centuries of life and death in Prague\'s Jewish community.

This haunting cemetery, with its thousands of ancient tombstones, is a frozen register of the uncounted centuries of life and death in Prague\'s Jewish community.

This haunting cemetery, with its thousands of ancient tombstones, is a frozen register of the uncounted centuries of life and death in Prague\'s Jewish community.

This haunting cemetery, with its thousands of ancient tombstones, is a frozen register of the uncounted centuries of life and death in Prague\'s Jewish community.

Tour a museum that recounts the lives of Jewish people in Czech lands and attend concerts at this magnificent Moorish landmark. 

Admire art exhibitions and watch classical music performances at this neo-Renaissance concert hall, which is the home of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra.

This quarter of the Old Town close to the river shows how Prague\'s Jews flirted with wealth and success, in the face of often-gathering disaster and oppression.

Tour a museum that recounts the lives of Jewish people in Czech lands and attend concerts at this magnificent Moorish landmark. 

This quarter of the Old Town close to the river shows how Prague\'s Jews flirted with wealth and success, in the face of often-gathering disaster and oppression.

This haunting cemetery, with its thousands of ancient tombstones, is a frozen register of the uncounted centuries of life and death in Prague\'s Jewish community.

Tour a museum that recounts the lives of Jewish people in Czech lands and attend concerts at this magnificent Moorish landmark. 

Admire art exhibitions and watch classical music performances at this neo-Renaissance concert hall, which is the home of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra.

This quarter of the Old Town close to the river shows how Prague\'s Jews flirted with wealth and success, in the face of often-gathering disaster and oppression.