St. Nicholas Church (Malá Strana)

St. Nicholas Church is one of Prague’s most breathtaking Baroque landmarks. I didn't know I had to pay to enter when I got there, but I think it was well worth the entrance fee. The church’s interior is adorned with gilded stucco, marble altars, and a monumental organ (played by Mozart himself in 1787!!!) It radiates grandeur at every turn. I had the information that it can get crowded with tour groups, I visited on a weekday after lunch and there wasn't many people inside. St. Nicholas Church is a highlight of Prague’s cultural and spiritual heritage and it is certainly a must-see, regardless of religious beliefs.

Easily the most beautiful church I have ever seen. Tickets are of course needed, but I absolutely recommend it. The church boasts a beautiful marble interior, intricate statues and magnificent paintings. There is also a gallery where you can get a higher view. You could easily spend hours admiring the detail in the building, but that is of course time permitting.

This is easily one of my favourite churches in Prague. It is such an amazing church that any lover of architecture should visit. The artistry is unmatched. The ceiling is one of my favourite painted ceilings. It is crazy how the perspective changes from the different levels. Anybody visiting needs to stop by and check out this amazing church out.

Very gorgeous and sophisticated church in Prague. The designs of ceiling will definitely make you WOW. The entry is not for free but deserves the prices. You can also walk the stairs up to the second floor of church for a small visit!

Beautiful cathedral. One of the most bright and heavenly Cathedrals I have ever seen. Worth the entrance fee (2 adults, both Catholic). Make sure to bring a cell phone along with you. They have a QR code you can scan with a guide. We visited late afternoon on a Thursday (which happened to be a holiday) and it wasn’t too busy. We take our time on self-guided tours and were there just under an hour.

This beautiful church is worth popping in for a view if you happen to be passing. Built in the 1700s, it is a great example of Baroque architecture. It is worth checking the opening times as these can vary depending on services and whether concerts are occurring. The church is not fully wheelchair accessible as there are steps at the entrance. During concerts, assistants are there to carry wheelchairs into the church, but you still need to be able to get yourself up the steps.

One of the best churches I have seen. You really need to take time, to admire to ceiling of the church, and how they have blended to load bearing, together with the painting to make it melt together.

A very popular tourist attraction. Church built in the 17th century. You need to pay yo go inside, but itbis definitely worth the small amount I believe 7.10 usd currency.

In a city of a thousand spires, this is an amazing baroque cathedral in Malá Strana. Unfortunately, the beautiful interiors were covered by scaffoldings for renovations. Mozart played his Mass in C on the beautiful organ in 1787.

Don't forget to make a wish! Definitely a must see, the church's architecture is so beautiful and specific. Admission is 70kc or with student ID reduces to 50Kc. There's also a gallery on the second floor. The details are just amazing and breathtaking overall. They also hold concerts every Wednesday at 6pm.