Prague, Czech - Spanish Synagogue and Josofov Streets
Correction: We could take photographs of the interior. The link remains in case you want to see additional photos. Our next and last stop was at the Spanish Synagogue on Dusni Street. It is a Moorish revival and the facade mimics a temple built in Vienna. The synagogue is known for the remarkable interior with each surface covered with polychrome and gilded patterns. In addition to my photos, you can see a few photos of the interior here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_Synagogue_(Prague) In the courtyard is a Franz Kafka bronze statue by Jaroslav Rona. In was inspired by the events in "Description of a Struggle". The summary is Part 1: a man meets an acquaintance at a party; Part 2: the narrator leaps on to the acquaintance's back and rides him like a horse and imagines a landscape that responds to his every whim; and Part 3: the man returns to reality and continues his walk. Well, it certainly looks like a part in the story. Agree? We...