Photo Tour of Jewish Quarter in Old Town Prague
By Kerry Kubilius, About.com Guide
Old Jewish Cemetery, Jewish Quarter, Prague Old Town
Old Jewish Cemetery Prague
Richard Cop © 2004
The Old Jewish Cemetery in the Jewish Quarter was used from 1439 - 1787. Because the cemetery is 12 graves deep, the tombstones are crowded, toppled, and in disrepair. Despite this, many feel that the Old Jewish Cemetery is one of the most beautiful sights in Old Town Prague.
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