Prague - Old-New Synagogue Staronová synagóga
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The Old-New Synagogue in Prague was built in the later part of the 13th Century. It was originally named the New Synagogue to differentiate it from another, even older Synagogue, which stood on the same location prior. The name Old-New Synagogue was created when other synagogues began to emerge in the same area, which could be considered newer.
The Old New Synagogue is the oldest standing Jewish house of worship in Europe.
The Old New Synagogue is the oldest standing Jewish house of worship in Europe.
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Address:
Old New Synagogue, Cervená 2, Prague, Prague / Praha , Czech Republic
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