The former synagogue dates from 1868. Some 20 years later it was renovated by the Viennese architect Max Fleisher. After the war it served only as warehouse – its original lustre only returned following large-scale reconstruction between 1997 and 1999.
This memorial to the extinct Jewish community in Břeclav is nowadays a protected national monument and a venue for exhibitions and cultural events. You must go to the synagogue, just to see its Moorish-style interior.
There is a permanent exhibition of Jewish community in Břeclav here. But you can also visit one of the current exhibitions.
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