Church of Our Lady Victorious and The Infant Jesus of Prague

A moving and beautiful church, home of the miraculous Infant Jesus of Prague. The church is well kept, the staff and clergy are welcoming. A must-visit for anyone coming to Prague.

It is definitely one of the most beautifully decorated churches I’ve seen! It’s as most churches are, quiet and peaceful for the most part.

This was a peaceful and beautiful experience. It’s a place for quiet reflection and a time to absorb the incredible beauty of the surroundings. I will likely come back here another time when it’s hopefully not as crowded. The paintings are incredible. This is also a pilgrimage site- which I didn’t know about until now. I took photos - usually I have a personal rule about « no taking photos in churches ». It was so pretty I broke that rule. I wasn’t alone — lots of people were snapping pictures. There’s also a museum showing a few of the robes donated for the Infant Jesus.

Looks beautiful, you can go inside. There are toilets downstairs next to gift shop, but it is €1 or 0.20 Czech Koruna. There is always a guy waiting outside collecting money.. don’t think they are part of the church.. so be cautious.. no need to give money

The Church of Our Lady Victorious, home to the miraculous Infant Jesus of Prague, is a serene and spiritual haven in Prague. This Baroque church attracts pilgrims worldwide who come to venerate the iconic statue of the Infant Jesus, believed to have miraculous powers. The interior is beautifully adorned, and the statue, dressed in ornate robes, is a focal point of devotion. The peaceful atmosphere invites reflection and prayer, making it a moving experience for both religious and non-religious visitors. A visit to this historic and sacred site is a must when exploring the spiritual side of Prague.

The Church of Our Lady of Victories (Czech: Kostel Panny Marie Vítězné), also referred as the Shrine of the Infant Jesus of Prague, in Malá Strana, the "Lesser Quarter" of Prague, is a church governed and administered by the Discalced Carmelites. 100% recommended visit and if you are a devote catholic there is mass from Monday thru Friday: 9:00 am (Česky), Thursday: 6:00 pm (english); Saturday: 9:00 am (Česky) and 6:00 pm (Español), Sunday: 10:00 am (Česky), 12:00 noon (English), 6:00 pm (italiano) and 7:00 pm (Česky)

Home of the ‘Baby Jesus of Prague’ and a diverse Catholic congregation, this church as been open since the early 1600’s. Beautiful inside and a museum upstairs.

At first glance, it is an ordinary early Baroque church, but with its own unusual history. The church is famous for the statue of the Infant Jesus of Prague, brought from Spain and donated to the Carmelites by Polyxena Lobkowicz in 1628. The Infant Jesus is crowned with two crowns and dressed in about forty-six vestments. His vestments are traditionally changed about ten times a year in accordance with the liturgical season.