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| The Old-New Synagogue, completed in 1270, is Europe's oldest working Jewish temple, and the newest of the "old" synagogues built at the time. Rumours claim the steep tile roof hides the sleeping mythical golem of Prague, a supernatural Jewish construction of clay from the river Vltava created to protect them.
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