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Jews began to settle in Jičín during the fourteenth century, but an official Jewish community was not established until the seventeenth century.

Cáslav Synagogue in the central Czech Republic was constructed in 1899 to serve the town's Jewish population.

In the mid-1600s Boskovice was a market town just beginning to thrive again after the damage of the Thirty Years War.

Housed in two medieval homes in the historic center, Split Synagogue remains one of the oldest Sephardic synagogues still in use.

Jewish communities have existed in China for over 13 centuries, but today architectural traces are hard to find.