By paying a single entrance fee you can visit 4 synagogues (Maisel, Pinkas, Old-New and Spanish) and the wordlwide known Old Jewish cemetery. All the sites are located in the Josefov in a walking distance.

We highly recommend to buy a ticket in advance and avoid queuing. Tickets can be bought here https://www.jewishmuseum.cz/en/e-shop-en/.

Tickets can be purchased online here, or at the museum's ticket offices in the Spanish synagogue, the Klausen Synagogue, the Pinkas Synagogue, the Maisel synagogue and in the Information and Reservation Centre.

We highly recommend buying tickets online in advance. Get yours here. If your program allows, plan your visit on early morning (9-10AM) or in the late afternoon (after 3PM). 

Individual tickets are valid for 3 days, so you can split your visit in several days. 

The museum is easily accessible by public transport – the nearest stop is Staroměstská (metro line A, trams 17 and 18, buses 194 and 207), just a 3-minute walk away. Staroměstské Square is a 5-minute walk, and Charles Bridge about 10 minutes. Parking in the historic city center is limited, so we recommend using public transport or walking. The nearest paid parking lot is located under Čech Bridge on Edvard Beneš Embankment.

We offer a number of tours in foreign languages. For more information see https://www.jewishmuseum.cz/en/info/visit/guided-tours/. 

Taking photographs in the Jewish Museum in Prague is allowed for personal and non-commercial purposes only. It is possible after purchasing a ticket to the exhibitions at the museum's ticket office. Photographing for these purposes is possible without using a tripod, additional lighting or flash. Taking professional photographs for commercial or other than personal purposes in the Jewish Museum in Prague's buildings is only permitted by prior arrangement and after paying a fee according to the service price list.

Permission to film in the museum's exhibitions and the Old Jewish Cemetery is only permitted by prior arrangement and for a previously agreed purpose. Applications for filming permission must be submitted at least one week in advance.

For more information and permissions contact: copyright@jewishmuseum.cz

The Jewish Museum in Prague is a non-governmental, non-profit institution. Unlike state-funded museums, we rely almost entirely on ticket sales to cover our operating costs.

So, no – JMP is not free. By purchasing an entrance ticket, you directly support the preservation of our historic buildings, exhibitions, and priceless collections. Your visit helps us continue sharing the rich and resilient story of Jewish life in Prague with the world.

Visitors are requested to respect the cultural significance and solemnity of the sites of the Jewish Museum in Prague and wear appropriate clothes (shoulders  covered).Men are recommended to use the kippahs we offer. 

At the Jewish Museum in Prague, the safety of our visitors, staff, and the historic sites we care for is our top priority. To ensure a secure and pleasant experience for everyone, we kindly ask you to follow these rules:

Prohibited Items

• Large luggage or backpacks (over 30 liters) Please note: the museum does not offer a luggage storage service. Lockers are available at major train and bus stations.
• Weapons or sharp objects
• Flammable materials
• Animals, with the exception of guide dogs

Security Checks

• All visitors are required to pass through security screening frames. If you have a medical condition that may be affected, please inform our staff before the check.
• Bag inspections may be conducted. For everyone’s safety, all bags, backpacks, and personal items are subject to search before entry.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

For more information, see the Visitor Regulations of the Jewish Museum in Prague.

When is it least busy at your place? 

We recommend avoiding the busiest hours 11 - 15. In the morning or later in the afternoon, you will enjoy the visit with much smaller company.

Do you Provide Audio Guides?

Individual audio guides rental is provided Promotion and Education, s. r. o.

The audio tour lasts about two hours and contains 80 tour stops. It focuses not only on all of the museum's sites and permanent exhibitions but also on stories from the history of the Prague Jewish ghetto and the life of the Prague Jewish community.

Audio guides are available in Hebrew, English, German, Spanish, Italian and French.

An audio guide can be rented for CZK 250 (adults) or CZK 200 (children under 15 and students under 26).

Audio guides can be used during the museum's opening hours and during the entire validity period of the ticket (after the first day, they can be picked up free of charge).

The audio guide rental is located at the Information and Reservation Centre and at the entrance to the Pinkas Synagogue and the Old Jewish Cemetery.