overview opening hours admission about the place The former Ceremonial Hall and mortuary of the Old Jewish Cemetery was built in pseudo-Romanesque style from 1911–1912 according to a design by architect J. Gerstl. As part of the Jewish Museum, the Ceremonial Hall of the Prague Burial Society – Chevra Kadisha (founded in 1564) became an exhibition space. opening hours From 1.7.2024 the ceremonial hall will be closed due to reconstruction, where we are preparing a new exibition for you. november—march mon, tue, wed, thu, fri 09:00—16:30 sat closed sun 09:00—16:30 april—october mon, tue, wed, thu, fri 09:00—18:00 sat closed sun 09:00—18:00 closed on Saturdays and Jewish holidays more about opening hours admission basic 500 CZK reduced 370 CZK more about admission Source: Židovské muzeum v Praze admission basic 500 CZK reduced 370 CZK More information about admission opening hours From 1.7.2024 the ceremonial hall will be closed due to reconstruction, where we are preparing a new exibition for you. november—march mon, tue, wed, thu, fri 09:00—16:30 sat closed sun 09:00—16:30 april—october mon, tue, wed, thu, fri 09:00—18:00 sat closed sun 09:00—18:00 closed on Saturdays and Jewish holidays history Nearby the Klausen Synagogue, architect František Gerstel built a new building in a Romantic concept of a Romanesque manor in the years 1911 – 1912. It is a former ceremonial hall and mortuary, which today hosts the exposition of the Jewish Museum named Jewish traditions and habits – Course of Life.