Klášter dominikánů Praha - Jalovcová 234/2

A relatively simple Baroque building requiring major reconstruction, recently destroyed by inappropriate modern interventions.

Utulne, ciste a vstricni suffer

A decent place to spend the night for visitors to Prague :-)

The history of the Order of the Dominicans in the Old Town of Prague begins in 1625. At first, they had the Church of St. Jiljí, around which they gradually bought the surrounding buildings (until 1656) to operate the order. After 1663, the unification of individual buildings together with the church forms a block bounded by the streets of Husova, Jalovcová, Jilská and Zlatá. The author of the rebuilding of the block was Carlo Lurago. Dominican Monastery area at St. Jiljí's Cathedral is formed by four trapezoid-shaped wings, one of which divides the interior into two yards. In 2018 extensive reconstruction of the monastery premises began. The history of the Order of the Preacher Brothers (Dominicans) in the Old Town of Prague begins in 1625. First, the Church of St. Jiljí, around which until 1656 they gradually bought the surrounding buildings, which they used for the operation of the order. After 1663, it was united to unite the individual buildings, which together with the church form a block bordered by Husova, Jalovcová, Jilská and Zlatá streets. The author of the reconstruction of the block was Carlo Lurago. The area of ​​the Dominican monastery near the church of St. Jiljí consists of four trapezoidal wings, one of which divides the interior space into two courtyards. In 2018, an extensive reconstruction of the monastery premises began.

Very nice monastery, unfortunately tours are held only sporadically.

A place that makes an amazing impression until the end of your stay. Perfect not only for accommodation but also for relaxation Calming thoughts. Purely quiet and peaceful. I recommend it very heartily.