You must see the 19th-century Neo-Romanesque Jewish synagogue for its unusual Moorish-style interior features.
The former synagogue from 1868, later renovated by Viennese architect Max Fleischer in the 1880s, served only as a storage space after World War II – its original beauty was finally restored during a major reconstruction between 1997 and 1999.
Today, this reminder of the vanished Jewish community in Břeclav is a protected cultural monument and venue for exhibitions and cultural events. Definitely worth a visit for its unique Moorish-style interior.
The building hosts a permanent exhibition of Jewish history in Břeclav. You can also visit one of the current temporary exhibitions.
Contact
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Other tourist attractions
Břeclav Castle
Liechtenstein House
Railway Museum
Pohansko
Civil Defense Shelter
Břeclav Museum and Gallery
Outdoor Swimming Pool
Jewish Cemetery and Ceremonial Hall
St. Wenceslas Church
Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary
Havlíček Villa
The Oskar Bridge
Rope Park Hájenka
