Jewish cemetery in Žižkov via decorative forging fence.

You can find this Jewish cemetery under the Žižkov transmitter. It was founded in 1680 for Jewish victims of plague. Repeatedly buried here during other epidemics. In 1787 the enlightenment emperor Josef II banned burying in internal Prague due to frequent floods. The next hundred years were buried here only.
In 1960, three quarters of the cemetery was transformed into a park. Further damage was caused by the construction of Žižkov´s transmitter.
But the rest is worth seeing ...