Tue 23.6.
20:00
Spanish Synagogue, Prague
Michaela Šrůmová
A concert by Michaela Šrůmová at the Spanish Synagogue in Prague.
Spanish Synagogue
About the venue
The Spanish Synagogue is the youngest synagogue of the former Prague Jewish Town, built in 1868 by architects Vojtěch Ignác Ullmann and Josef Niklas on the site of the oldest Prague house of prayer, the Old School. It takes its name from its Moorish Revival interior inspired by the Spanish Alhambra, featuring ornate stucco arabesques, gilding, and stained glass. Today it forms part of the Prague Jewish Town sightseeing circuit and hosts a permanent exhibition on the history of Jews in the Bohemian Lands (19th–20th centuries) as well as chamber music concerts.
Vězeňská 1, 110 00 Praha 1
Opening hours vary by season and programme; Sat and Jewish holidays closed
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Past · 8
Wed 10.6. – Mon 22.6.
Spanish Synagogue, Prague
(13 days)
Michaela Šrůmová
Michaela Šrůmová performs at the Spanish Synagogue in Prague.
Thu 4.6.
20:00
Spanish Synagogue, Prague
Miroslav Kejmar
Concert by Czech musician Miroslav Kejmar at the Spanish Synagogue in Prague.
Thu 4.6. – Thu 2.7.
Spanish Synagogue, Prague
(29 days)
Michaela Šrůmová
A concert by Michaela Šrůmová at the stunning Španělská synagoga in Prague.
Wed 27.5. – Wed 3.6.
Spanish Synagogue, Prague
(8 days)
The Best of Czech and World Music
A classical music concert spanning Bach to Gershwin, featuring the most beloved works of the European and American traditions. Perfect for serious music lovers.
Wed 27.5. – Thu 2.7.
Spanish Synagogue, Prague
(37 days)
Miroslav Kejmar
A concert by Czech musician Miroslav Kejmar at the historic Spanish Synagogue in Prague.
Mon 25.5. – Thu 4.6.
Spanish Synagogue, Prague
(11 days)
Hallelujah
A chamber ensemble with soloists performs a diverse programme of classical and popular music, from Verdi, Händel and Puccini to Cohen and Queen.
Sun 24.5. – Tue 2.6.
Spanish Synagogue, Prague
(10 days)
Bolero, Carmina Burana
A classical music concert at the Spanish Synagogue featuring Ravel's iconic Bolero, arias from Carmina Burana, and traditional Jewish songs.