From the ruins with Hartmanice pride. The Plzeň Region has purchased the highest situated synagogue, opening it to the public

The Plzeň region has purchased the highest synagogue in the Czech Republic, located in Hartmanice, from private owners. This cultural monument, which has been preserved for 20 years, will now offer daily tours during the tourist season. The synagogue was previously at risk of destruction but was restored by a civic association in 2006. The region aims to enhance educational activities in collaboration with the nearby Dr. Šimon Adler Museum. The purchase price was under two million crowns, significantly lower than the estimated value. The synagogue, built between 1883 and 1898, had various uses before its restoration and is now in good condition, requiring some local repairs.