• Hradcanske Namesti - This historic and elegant square is often bustling with tourists and events. At Hradčanské náměstí (Hradčany Square) in Prague, visitors can enjoy:
  Panoramic views – overlooking Mala Strana and the rooftops of Prague.
  Entrance to Prague Castle – featuring the main gate with guards and the ceremonial changing of the guard.

Archbishop’s Palace – a stunning Baroque palace.

Schwarzenberg Palace – adorned with sgraffito decoration, now part of the National Gallery.

Salm Palace – another art museum.

Toskánský Palace (Tuscan Palace) – a magnificent Baroque building.

• Loreta Praha - Loreta Square (Loretánské náměstí) in Prague is a delightful historic square in the Hradčany district. Highlights include:

Loreta Shrine – a Baroque pilgrimage site with a beautiful façade, carillon bells, and the Santa Casa.

Černín Palace – the largest Baroque palace in Prague, currently housing the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Capuchin Monastery – a tranquil religious site adjacent to the Loreta.

Historic atmosphere – a peaceful setting with cobblestones, old houses, and views towards Prague Castle.

It’s a serene location with religious, architectural, and historical importance.

• Pohorelec Street - The name Pohořelec in Prague is derived from the Czech word “pohořet”, meaning “to burn down”. Today, Pohořelec is a tranquil square with historic buildings, cafés, and serves as a gateway to Petřín Hill and Strahov Monastery, yet its name still echoes its fiery past.
• Strahov Monastery Complex - At Strahov Monastery in Prague, visitors can enjoy:

Strahov Library – one of the most exquisite historical libraries in the world, featuring the Philosophical Hall and Theological Hall.

Strahov Gallery – a vast collection of Baroque and Gothic art.

Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary – the monastery’s grand Baroque church.

Cabinet of Curiosities – showcasing rare objects, natural history items, and scientific instruments.

Strahov Brewery – a historic brewery offering local beer and a restaurant.

Great views of Prague – especially from the monastery terrace.

It’s a place rich in history, art, learning, and a peaceful atmosphere.

• Entrance fees
• Guide service

Dear friends,

You are warmly invited to join a guided tour of the Strahov Monastery and Library, where you can explore its rich and eventful history. Discover the treasures of one of Prague’s most significant places of worship!

The tour will take you on an engaging journey through the Hradčany district, starting at the elegant Hradčany Square, which is surrounded by historic Baroque architecture. You will pass by the iconic Prague Castle complex and the beautiful Loreto pilgrimage site.

At the Strahov Monastery, enjoy skip-the-line access to fully experience the world-renowned Strahov Library, which houses the Theological and Philosophical Halls, famous for their frescoed ceilings and intricate woodwork, as well as a collection of manuscripts and Bibles.

The tour also includes a visit to the Strahov Gallery, one of the oldest and most valuable monastery collections in Central Europe. Finally, step into the Basilica of the Assumption of Our Lady, a Baroque masterpiece adorned with frescoes.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.