Best places: Place of worships in Prague, Czechia

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

👍 This Early Baroque church was originally part of the former Jesuit dormitory (allegedly the third largest Jesuit complex in Europe), which today serves as a teaching hospital. A dominant feature of Karlovo Square, the church was built from 1665 to 1671 by the architect Carlo Lurago. The interior imp...

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

The principal Orthodox church in the former Czechoslovakia with a war resistance museum downstairs.

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

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

😠 It is 2:00 AM in the morning and the church bell rings. It is inappropriate that churches are ringing their bells at night anyway. It is noise pollution. It is probably not intentional, The automatic timer that sets the electronic bells to ring is programmed this way. It has been this way for decade...

👍👍 One of the oldest monuments antiquities of magnificent Prague. One of the 3 remaining Prague rotundas owes its the appearance in the second half of the 11th century - the first Czech king Vratislava 1. A nice building with a lantern turret, has a rich history and is covered with many legends about...

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

👍👍 I belong to Mr. Karel Gott's fans. It is a dignified resting place for Master, Eva and Dan.

👍 Gothic church from the 14th century, visible from afar due to its location above Albertov and Podskalí. Thanks to the restoration of the entire temple at the end of the 19th century, Gothic wall paintings were preserved inside. Unfortunately, a free tour is not possible.

Gothic place of Jewish worship, completed in 1270 & the legendary home of the Golem of Prague.

👍 Very modern church of St. Agnes and St. of Czech patrons is built in the style of functionalism. The design of the church is by the Russian architect Nikolai Pashkovsky. The foundation stone of the church was laid in 1934. In the 60s of the last century, the church was modified according to the desi...

👍 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...

👍 Church of St. Jan Nepomucký in Velká Chuchla was built in 1729 by a rich Polish nobleman who was treated in the Chuchel spa. During his walks, he liked to go to the local lookout, and when he recovered, he had a church built on this very spot as a thank you. For the consecration of St. Jan of Nepomu...

👍👍 I really enjoyed making RCCG Prague my home church. The fellowship is very uplifting. I highly recommend RCCG Prague, it’s very welcoming for everyone.

🫤 This is not a church, this is a cemetery

👍👍 The beautiful rotunda of St. The cross was built in the 12th century. However, the first preserved written record dates back to the 13th century. It is a small Romanesque building with a circular nave and a small semicircular apse attached to the east side. In the days before the rise of the Hussite...

👍👍 Amazing place in the middle of Vyšehrad. You can see it from far away and if you go closer and closer, you will see how fine designed the basilica. There is a cemetery and park next to the building. In front of the basilica you can find a nice view to the city.