Prague’s Old Jewish Cemetry
November 4th, 2009 | lifelog | No Comments »Tags: czech republic, old jewish cemetery, prague, tomb stone
In the Jewish quarter in Prague, there is the Old Jewish Cemetery. It is an impressive graveyard that was in use from the 15th century until 1787. It consists of many layers of tombs and rises up to 11 meters above street level. There are about 12.000 visible tomb stones and more or less 100.000 graves on this site. This place makes you silent…
The Star of David at the entrance:

A tombstone with Hebrew inscriptions:

A lot of stones just lean against each other:

A small pebble on a tomb stone (some were packed with pebbles):





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