The synagogue in Břeclav was built in 1868 at the expense of Jewish mayor David Kuffner, and twenty years later the Viennese architect Max Fleischer remodelled it in the Neo-Romanesque style with Moorish decorative elements inside. During the German occupation it served as a warehouse; after a thorough reconstruction in 1997-1999 it passed into the care of the Municipal Museum and Gallery Břeclav. Today it houses the permanent exhibition "Jewish Břeclav", temporary shows, and occasional concerts. The building is a listed cultural monument.
U Tržiště, 690 02 Břeclav
Tue-Sun, public holidays 13:00-17:00, Mon closed
An interactive summer game for children in Břeclav's park where young detectives work to solve the mystery of a missing train.
A photography exhibition by Libor Vymyslický capturing the colors and character of the floodplain forest, presented at Břeclav Synagogue.
A celebration of tomato cuisine in Břeclav, featuring traditional and creative dishes made from fresh tomatoes.
A concert by Petr Tomeček, a master of the Pan flute, in the advent atmosphere of Břeclav Synagogue. Delicate, emotionally resonant music that speaks to audiences of all ages.