Temple of St. Ludmila

The Church of the Russian Orthodox Church, consecrated on December 29, 2012, is the youngest Orthodox church in the Czech Republic. He was dedicated to the Czech saint, the martyr Princess Ludmila Česká (860–921), the grandmother of St. Wenceslas. The basis of the new church was the former exhibition pavilion of the Russian Trade Representation, where Soviet agricultural machinery was exhibited during the socialist era. The Church of the Russian Orthodox Church, consecrated on 29 December 2012, is the youngest Orthodox church in the Czech Republic. It was consecrated to the Czech saint, the martyr Princess Ludmila (860–921), the grandmother of St. Wenceslas. The former exhibition pavilion of the Russian Business Office was used as the basis of the new church, where Soviet agricultural technology was exhibited during the socialist era.

Nice temple. We go as a family.

This is my church where I worship on Sundays when I'm in Prague. I feel very comfortable there and I also like the atmosphere

The parish of the Russian Orthodox Church is located here. Services are held regularly. A good place

Great, it would just be nice if they had the same rugs on the floor

Temple of the Russian Orthodox Church at the Russian Embassy. General access. There is an opportunity to pray to God in the church, to participate in divine services. Divine services are held in the Church Slavonic language, which is understandable to all Slavic peoples of the world. Christ is Risen!

The youngest Orthodox temple in the Czech Republic. The basis of the new church was the former exhibition hall of the Russian dealership, where Soviet agricultural technology and engineering achievements were exhibited in the times of socialism, which was later replaced by an exhibition of automobile veterans. First, the interior was modified and then dome and belfry were built.