Most reviewed Churches in Prague, Czechia

Gothic resting place of saints including Vitus, Wenceslas & Adalbert as well as the state treasury.

Baroque/Renaissance style church completed in 1613 housing a a 18.5-inch statue of the child Jesus.

Famous high baroque church built in the 17th & 18th centuries, featuring a 20-meter-diameter dome.

14th-century landmark with 80m towers, ornately carved exteriors & a baroque altarpiece.

Founded in 993 A.D., this Benedictine monastery expanded in the 18th century, & includes a hotel.

Hussite place of worship built in the 12 century featuring a vaulted dome ceiling with chandeliers.

Part of Prague Castle, a 10th-century basilica rebuilt in 1142, with baroque facade & Bohemian art.

The assassins of a Nazi leader were besieged on this site in 1942, as detailed in a basement museum.

Soaring church with Gothic, Renaissance & other architectural styles, plus a big, ornate altarpiece.

Renaissance church renovated in the 17th century, with rococo altarpieces & ornate statues.

Baroque-style church with an octagonal spire, gilded altarpiece & detailed ceiling frescoes.

👍👍 Beautiful space for classical music concert. Good acoustics. The chandelier is gorgeous.

👍👍 Excellent church. Suitable place to pray a bit and separate from external world. You can listen beautiful music here as well

👍👍 Very good place

😠 The bell rings every 15-30min and it is impossible to sleep. Literally a torture tool.

👍👍 It is a place where Anglican warship in England language.

👍👍 The Church of the Most Holy Salvator (Salvator means Savior in Latin) is the temple of the largest former seat of the Jesuits in Prague, Clementine. Previously, it was their largest temple on the territory of Bohemia. The church is a beautiful building that stands on the site of Prague's oldest Jewi...

👍 The church, the only one of that name in our country, is a Gothic building from the 14th century, which was also signed by the builder Petr Parléř. It was and is the parish church of this hidden and somewhat mysterious part of Prague, as if created for adventurous literary creation (Stínadla). In ad...

👍 If you are going up to the church from Na Zlíchov Street, it is definitely worth stopping at the two buildings above the tram stop. Below is a monument to those who died in the May Revolution. In 1945, fierce and bloody battles for freedom took place on the territory of Prague 5, which claimed sever...

👍👍 This is a real Christian church where the Bible is central to its vision and missions. The community is very kind and welcoming. Contemporary worship music and a bit of classic hymns. Every Sunday from 10:30 to 12:00.