St Agnes Convent Map

St Agnes Convent is the oldest convent in Europe and also the first gothic building of the Czech Republic.

Founded by Agnes of Bohemia, sister to King Wenceslas I, it was used by the Sisters of the Poor Clares until the Hussite Wars. It has been fully restored and is now used by the National Gallery of Prague to show Central European art.

The St Agnes Convent is also near a number of other attractions. For example the St. Agnes Convent (Kláster sv. Anezky Ceské), Jewish Museum, Nightlife: Roxy, Nightlife: NoD, Nightlife: Aloha Cocktail Bar & Club, Shopping: Old Town Square Markets, Nightlife: M1 Lounge Bar & Club, Shopping: Pařížská Street, Old New Synagogue, Kinsky Palace, Shopping: Kotva, Nightlife: Chapeau Rouge, Old Town Square and Týn Cathedral (Týnský chrám) can be found within 500 meters from this attraction.

This attraction can be reached easily from a number of stations. The closest station is Dlouhá třída which is only 350 meters away.

If this station is not convenient then alternative stations include Právnická fakulta, Cechův most, Náměstí Republiky and Staroměstská.