Really beautiful place ! The exposition inside is nice and not crowdy at all. It was almost empty…read morewhen we visited. The gardens are is very large and beautiful. Nice place to take pictures. A little bit away from the city center but well located. The tickets are pretty cheap.

Art galleries don't typically charge nominal entry fees, but this isn't a typical art gallery. The…read morehistoric building interior has been turned into a fantasy land that matches the fantastical themes of the paintings. It's a short walk from the midway stop off the funicular up Petřín Hill. The comfy old chairs and beverage in the basement is a nice touch of welcome.

This beautiful and very special gallery is in about middle of Petrin Hill. There are signs…read moreeverywhere. This painter is just one of its kind. The gallery is little two storey house which he built just for this purposeWhen you walk in it is like in the Lord of the Ring land. Paintings everywhere, wonderful music and drinks. It is not like any gallery you have ever been to, I bet you. The entrance fee is next to nothing and quite often you'll be greeted by the painter himself. I forgot to mention that his paintongs are propbably like nothing you've seen before but I won't say more. Check him out- REON ARGONDIAN!!:)

This is a truly special museum…read more The grounds and buildings are impressive in scope and age. The feeling of old meets new that one can catch across Prague adjusts for a moment, particularly on a dreary, rainy Tuesday, is strong but in many ways archeological. When you find your way through the exhibits, the portions of the building that are open to the public often contain photos and information from archeological digs at the sight. Outside, you can see the heater that was unearthed and helped confirm some of the personality that overlays the stories of St Agnes. The art is exquisite. The variety and scope of medieval bohemian art is deep and broad and captures a number of mediums and saints particularly meaningful for the region. I would highly recommend St Agnes to anyone visiting Prague and would happily return for a second look as well.

Very interesting, and while the majority of the actual monastery is a bleak stone floor and wall…read moreenvironment, the museum's exhibit upstairs is pretty hood. Works from all areas and dates ranging from 500ad to the last century. Story of Agnes coming from the royal family and the difficulties she and the other women running the monastery is intriguing.

Excellent experience, wonderful collection of art - really enjoyed the hours spent…read more The cafe on ground floor is really good - coffee, small meals and pastries.

Found this museum in Prague and students were free, so I got excited!…read more Was disappointed by the art. They had quite a few Picassos and art from famous artists, but they weren't famous pieces. Staff was friendly and signage was good. The cafe is cute too!

Amazing work that really gets your mind thinking about various things. The sculpture essentially…read moredepicts decaying bodies fading into the distance and losing their bodies/limbs as a symbol of how political prisoners were affected by communism. IMHO, these statues are stunning and worth a walk to catch a view.

I had a fantastic lunch here. I've never been one who's worked at cafes but I'd love to regularly…read morecome here and work. They have good music. A cool shoe store that I loved even just browsing, and great food. I got a big mix of healthy vegetables over rice with some vegan meet for 185 crowns. Delicious! I loved it. Love the plants, lighting, chairs, furniture, etc. really cool space.

I had a great time here. More than a cafe, it is a place where the 'cool kids' go. I literally…read morefound this place by following these two young adults because they looked really cool and like they 'knew a place.' The plants, exposed brick, comfy leather chairs, and music were all adding to the experience. There happened to be an art class going on in one of the rooms when I went (how cool). I got the coffee granola with homemade cashew yogurt, peanut butter and fruit and let me tell you- OH baby! It was to die for. A huge portion, too. A bit on the pricier side but reasonable considering the ambiance and the portion size.

I have been shopping at Marks & Spencer's stores for about 30 years on my twice yearly visits to…read moreLondon and once a year trips to Prague. My experience is primarily with their Food Halls, which are quite simply excellent. Especially, for a busy traveler who works during the day and has a flat rental with a kitchen, their prepared refrigerated and frozen foods are fantastic, better than a restaurant and cheaper. You wish that you could get soups half tjis good in the USA, and many other superb choices, they're simply the best.

Marks & Spencer is a British brand of clothing that has a ton of locations in Prague. It's a…read moredepartment store with a ton of clothing items, accessories, home accents, fragrances etc. They even have a bakery area with freshly baked cookies etc. Of course I had to check out this store since they were having a nice winter sale while I was visiting. I really liked a light blue winter coat but the other location didn't have small sizes. They said they can't see in other locations what their inventory is. That was a bit inconvenient but nonetheless I didn't give up and found it in this location after visiting one other Marks & Spencer location. This one is located in the Palladium shopping center and is slightly larger in size compared to the other two locations I went to. Happy shopping.~