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Magic walk through the Old Jewish city.

Prague is the magic and mysterious. At every step you breathe-genius loci and the atmosphere of ancient ever. Walk quietly .--- We will go look for GOLEM ---. The beginning of our search, could be on the square in the Jan Palach exit from the subway station "A" - Old. Going to light intersection and against each other, you will see Rudolfinum. - Continue straight and on the right side for the Arts Museum begins with the Old Jewish cemetery wall. There are still locked the door zamřížovaným window, which you can see part of the cemetery. Just looking at is impressive - Turn right into the streets and Brehova In the old cemetery. Here is a museum of Jewish heritage in Klaus Synagogue. In addition to access to the cemetery. According to legend, said when laid on the grave rabbiho Löwa stone with the desire, certainly you fill out! - Walk away to the Red Street, where we can not miss about the most famous Old-New Synagogue. When you work around this synagogue, and on the side where the Paris streets, you'll see the wall built ladder, which begins at a height of about 5 meters above the ground. There is the entrance to the forbidden land synagogue. There apparently is GOLEM. - If you are interested, so you can gradually in the neighborhood to explore other synagogues. The Broad Street PINKAS in Maisel street Jewish town hall with high Maisel synagogue and the synagogue. Prison street in the Spanish Synagogue, which is before another statue of Franz Kafka-man, which Prague curse, and now he builds monuments. - Prison at the end of the street is suspended above the pavement increased Goat Street. It is time to rehabilitate the estate of the Old Town, where many buildings fell former brothels and pubs, due to an increase in the right bank of the Vltava river flood. On that basis, and a gradual hook back new quarter. - And yet something left of the old Franz (city district) - Several streets in a massive pavement. Lane Rasnovka. Narrow and cramped streets with niches. St. Hastal Church rectory, a former house, Haštalská church and monastery Anežská Lane. Hexagonal turret, which painted Antonin Manes and the bottom of the Goat pancakes. This way Golem could walk everywhere, so please be vigilant and humble towards the secrecy of Prague. Information taken part: - The children of Prague without boredom (authors: Eugene Ge and Klara Vaňková) - from Reflex No 41/05-printable