Alongside her cultural and historical richness Prague has always served as an important spiritual and religious centre and played a significant role in history of European civilization. Thus, the city has become attractive pilgrim place for both Christian and Jewish faith traditions. Discovering Prague through her religious and spiritual heritage is a fascinating experience and the best way to the understanding of her spirit. Moreover, it provides a unique insight into the European cultural and spiritual history.

Prague enables her visitors to receive spiritual inspiration through reflection of her unique religious sites, such as famous Infant Jesus of Prague, beautiful Strahov Monastery, St. Wenceslas Royal Chapel in the spectacular St. Vitus Cathedral and the unique Jewish Quarter. It was spirituality of old times that inspired building of unique monuments like the Prague Castle, the Charles Bridge, the Bethlehem Chapel and countless monasteries, synagogues and temples - all these attributed Prague with its "mystical" epithet.

You are invited to join thousands of visitors and pilgrims who come to Prague every year to visit pilgrim places and honor relics of saints and important figures of religious history, such as St. Wenceslas, St. Agnes of Bohemia, St. Norbert, St. John of Nepomuk. Moreover, Prague offers you inspiring legacy of significant figures of European history, both cultural and religious, such as Emperor Charles IV, religious reformer Jan Hus, Rabbi Loew ben Bezalel, philosopher John Comenius, novelist Franz Kafka, composers Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Antonin Dvorak, and, more recently, President Vaclav Havel.

We will be very happy to assist you and guide you in this spiritual endeavor.