Klausová synagoga
Czechia
You are standing in the largest synagogue in what was once the Prague ghetto, and the only surviving example there of early Baroque style. That double distinction is the key to the building. It is not the oldest synagogue around you, but it is the biggest, and its architecture is the one style the quarter would otherwise have lost entirely. Today it is looked after by the Jewish Museum in Prague, so you come in as a museum visitor, but the room around you was built for prayer.
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