📜 Medieval Bohemian monastery with a modern roof, founded by Charles IV in 1347. 🔍 Known for its historical significance, art, and Slavic literature. # Why Go 🏰 Explore Gothic and Baroque architecture, with Pagan influences. 🖼️ See priceless 14th-century Gothic wall paintings in the cloisters. 📖 Discover a center of learning where the first Czech Bible translation occurred and its role in Slavic art. ✨ Experience a site with a rich history, including a devil legend and WWII impact. # Why Avoid ⚠️ Photography and filming require prior permission. 🗓️ Closed on Sundays. # Cost 💰 Adults 90 CZK, Reduced 60 CZK, Family 150 CZK. # Hours 🕒 May–October: Mon–Sat 11:00–17:00. November–April: Mon–Fri 11:00–16:00. # Tips 🚶 Accessible via Metro B (Karlovo náměstí) or various tram lines. ♿ Ground floor historical spaces are accessible. 📚 Books, postcards, and guides about the monastery are available at reception. ☕ Café Emauzy opens for the summer season in May. # 📞 Contact +420 221 979 211 (Reception), +420 221 979 228 (Main) info@opatstvi-emauzy.cz # 📍 Address Vyšehradská 320/49, 128 00 Prague 2 – Nové Město, Czechia