It’s front is hidden behind another building, but its spires let you know something special awaits within. It is somewhat elaborate, but tastefully so. Black and gold is everywhere and it works so well. The moment I walked in I was in love. I suggest you take a look at the photos online. There are some that gives you an excellent feel for the place. I found it elevating and redeeming and profoundly spiritual. This is another church where I could easily see myself attending services regardless of what denomination it is. There is a peacefulness here that is a precursor to contemplation. And as a pure tourist, I just enjoyed walking around, so much so that I kept doing so until they threw my wife and I out as their mid-day siesta started. I intended to return, but alas, we did not. ‘Tis a pity.

This is a lovely, quiet church. I thought the entrance was a little difficult to find, as you have to go through a little alleyway. But it was worth the difficulty. The inside is very beautiful, although I think some of the other famous churches in Prague are more ornate

Beautiful church looking and guarding Starometske Namesti. Lovely and very quiet inside, worth to get in. Perhaps would have been better to have access straight from the main square but the entrance is from the lateral alley. Anyhow, beautiful.

If you're in the main town square, it's hard to miss this place. What can be hard to miss is the way to the front door. On the east side of the town square is some restaurants in the buildings in front of the church. You have to go through the archways down the center to get to the alley and the door. Once inside, it's very beautiful. So different than the two large churches across the river. It's much more simple and well lit and a great stop for free when in old town.

This beautiful church is free to enter, although they do request a small donation. The altar is stunning. It was tricky to find the entrance. Look for the archway between two awnings of the Italian restaurant in the building directly in front of the church. This archway will lead you to the church. We attended an evening concert here, too. It was a nice way to end a day of sightseeing.

My husband wanted to go inside entirely to see the grave of Tycho Brahe, the astronomer, but there are many other graves here and so much more to see. There were signs everywhere saying not to take photos, but people were taking them anyway. In any case, this is definitely worth seeing.

We went to Christmas mass at Tyn Church. The service was open to the public and was in Czech with a beautiful choir. The interior of the church is exquisitely ornate. The bells heard in the square made it feel like it must have felt hundreds of years ago. It was amazing.

The huge and imposing church dominates central Prague and looks fantastic in the evening. This church is of Gothic style and was built from the mid-14th to the early 16th centuries. At the end of the 17th century, the interior was transformed into Baroque style. The cathedral serves as an extensive gallery of Gothic, Renaissance and Early Baroque works and the organ within dates back to 1673, and is the oldest in Prague.