National Gallery Prague - Convent of St. Agnes Review

St Agnes' monastery was named after the 13th century Bohemian princess Agnes. Now the monastery has been abandoned for a long time, very empty, nothing, can only pass through the tall house to pretend the religious grandeur of the year. Part of the monastery has now been opened as a museum to display artworks from the Bohemian region since the Middle Ages.

Walking north, St. Agnes Abbey, known as the oldest Gothic building in Prague, but we have not seen a Gothic structure for a long time, only to the river can we see its characteristics that belong to Gothic... Inside is the Bohemian and Central European art exhibition belonging to national gallery.

A 13th century Bohemian princess named Agnes. Now the monastery has been abandoned for a long time, empty, nothing, only through the tall house to think of the religious grandeur of the year. Part of the monastery has been opened as a museum to display works of art in the medieval Bohemian region.

Now the monastery has been abandoned for a long time, empty inside, nothing, can only through the tall house to think of the religious grandeur of the year.

The Abbey of St Agnes is a public institution, and the entire abbey consists of hundreds of nuns, and it is also a room for homeless children.