Church of St. Thomas
Prague, Czechia
Its current Baroque form dates from the 18th century, designed by Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer, making it younger than many Gothic temples.
In the midst of the bustling Malá Strana, the Church of St. Thomas offers solace in its rich, Baroque interior, permeated with the scent of incense and old wood. Gilded altars and intricately carved pulpits bear witness to its former glory, inviting quiet contemplation. Sunbeams entering through the side windows illuminate details, creating a play of light and shadow. It is a true oasis of peace, where one can momentarily forget the hustle and bustle of the streets.
- Visit time: 35 min
- Local name: svatý Tomáš
How long does it take to visit Church of St. Thomas?
Plan about 35 min.
Nearby
- Grömlingovský palác — 140 m
- Wallenstein Palace — 140 m
- Wallenstein Garden — 210 m
- Charles Bridge — 250 m
- Terasa U Zlaté studně — 260 m
- U Tří Jelínků — 280 m
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