The mid-16th-century synagogue, renovated in the 18th century, has a new roof. It's the only surviving example of the Lviv-type synagogue (with 9 vaulted bays supported by 4 central columns) in the Czech Republic. After WWII, the dilapidated building was used as a warehouse. Between 1977 and 1989, it underwent a lengthy and inappropriate conversion into a warehouse. These detrimental alterations are being gradually reversed since 2005. The synagogue was fully restored as part of the "Revital.. Read more »
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