The Minorite Friary is one of Prague’s oldest monastic complexes, founded in the 13th century and hidden just steps away from the Old Town Square. For centuries, it remained closed to the public and largely unknown even to locals.
Today, the friary opens selected areas to visitors for the first time in nearly 800 years. Guests can explore unique historical spaces, learn about the life of the Minorite order, and discover a quiet and authentic side of Prague that has remained untouched by mass tourism.
This experience offers a rare opportunity to visit a place where history, architecture, and spiritual heritage meet in an intimate and respectful setting.
