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BETLEMSKA KAPLE
Betlémské nám. 4 / 255
Reconstructed universitarian chapel, established in 1391, is a place important not only for our history. Master Jan Hus, whose burning to death in July 6th 1415 is the pivotal moment in the czech history, became the preacher here in 1402. Even Martin Luther King named him as one of his teachers and therefore local Dům kazatele (The Preacher's House) hosts exhibition entitled "The Bethlehem Chapel in the Czech History and The Tradition of Non-Catholic Thinking."
Expositions
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Open
April - October: Tue - Sun: 10am - 6.30pm
Last admission 6.00pm
November - March: Tue - Sun: 10am - 5.30pm
Last admission 5.00pm
Closed: Monday, Christmas Day & Celebration day of CZECH TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
IN PRAGUE
Entrance fee
50 Kč - adults
30 Kč - children (over 10 years old), student (under 26 years old)
Free - children (under 10 years old)
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Historical monuments in sight (within 500m)
NATIONAL THEATRE (Národní divadlo) — New-Renaissance Theatre
The foundation stone of the National Theatre has been laid in 1868 while the Theatre was provisionally opened in 1881. It suffered a great fire on August 2nd of the same year, re-opened in 1883. This fabulous Theatre was built in the New-Renaissance style based on a…
PALAC PANU Z KUNSTATU A PODEBRAD — Romanic Palace
This Romanic Palace to the Lords of Kunštát and Poděbrady used to be a Romanic estate from the second half of the 12th century. It was a seat to the land governor, future czech king Jiří of Poděbrady.
THE CHURCH OF ST. GILES [Kostel Sv. Jiljí] — Former Gothic Church
Former Romanic church with a canonry, mentioned already in 1238. Bishop Jan from Dražice and archbishop Arnošt from Pardubice established todays Gothic church with two towers on West in 1310-71. Its exteriors still keep their Gothic manner (angle windows, back shores,…
The Church of St. Nicholas [Kostel Sv. Mikuláše] — Baroque Church
This church belongs to the oldest ones in the Old Town, sources first mention it along a flood in 1273. Year 1635 was in the name of changes - the church went under the possession of the Benedicts Order from the Emmaus Monastery who decided to build a new monastery…