1 Best Sight in Moravia, Czech Republic

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What's left of Mikulov's once-thriving Jewish Quarter can be seen on a stroll down Husova ulice, which was once its center. An information board near the corner with Brněnská ulice explains the significance of the community and what happened to it. The most important building still standing is the 16th-century Altschul. The community once numbered several thousand people, and the town was the seat of the chief rabbi of Moravia from the 17th to the 19th century. Several respected Talmudic scholars, including Rabbis Jehuda Loew and David Oppenheimer, lived and taught here.

Husova ul. 11, Mikulov, South Moravian, 692 01, Czech Republic
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Rate Includes: Synagogue 50 Kč, Synagogue closed Dec.–Mar.; Mon.–Thurs. in Apr., Oct., and Nov.; and Mon. in May and June