Klasztor św. Agnieszki Czeskiej

The Monastery of St. Agnes of Bohemia is one of the oldest Gothic buildings in Prague, founded in 1231 by Princess Agnes of the Přemyslid dynasty.

This unique complex combines Romanesque and Gothic styles, encompassing the Church of St. Francis, the Church of St. Salvator (the mausoleum of the Pøemyslid dynasty) and the Monastery of the Poor Clares.

It is now part of the National Gallery and features a permanent exhibition of medieval art from Bohemia and Central Europe. The monastery gardens and exhibitions are open to the public year-round without charge.