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Strahov Monastery

Strahovske nadvori, 1/132, Prague, Czech Republic 118 00

Featured Review : The monastery has the country’s largest collection of antiquarian books, and many of its most valuable pieces are on display in two ornate halls opened for public viewing as part of the National Museum of Literature.The ...See Full Review

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Strahov Monastery Reviews

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Strahov Monastery

  • 4 out of 5 stars by roza4 from Cinnaminson, New Jersey
  • March 13, 2005
Quote: Open: Tuesday-Sunday, 9am–noon and 1pm–5pm No pictures allowed. This whitewashed large monastery with green cupolas can be seen from afar, especially since you have to climb the hill to get to it. The monastery dates back to the 13th century... Read the full Strahov Monastery review

From journal Travels in Czech Republic - Prague, Part II

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Strahovský Klášter (Strahov Monastery)

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Mutt from Ankara, Turkey
  • September 29, 2004
Strahovský Klášter (Strahov Monastery)
Quote: The monastery has the country’s largest collection of antiquarian books, and many of its most valuable pieces are on display in two ornate halls opened for public viewing as part of the National Museum of Literature.The monastery itself was founded... Read the full Strahov Monastery review

From journal Prague’s Castle District: A Very Bohemian Capital