Klementinum












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            Klementinum [ URL "https://www.klementinum.com/en/"] , one of the largest building complex
            (over 2 hectares), was built mostly between the 16th and 18th centuries. Named after the m
            St. Kliment’s church, Klementinum became at one point the third largest Jesuit college in 

            promoted to the status of a university in 1622. In addition to classrooms and dormitories,
            also built a library, print room, pharmacy, theater and of course church buildings. Klemen
            with the Charles University in 1654, along with its library collections. The newly establi

            Ferdinand University housed philosophical and theological faculties in Klementinum. The Je
            leave Klementinum after the order was disestablished in 1773, but the university remained.

            academic focus on astronomy and mathematics, it became the oldest continuously recording m
            station in Central Europe (since 1775). After the division of the university into Czech an
            in 1882, only the Czech part stayed at the premises. In 1930, the philosophical faculty mo

            building and Klementinum became the main seat of the National Library.

            For more information and bookings (available dates, prices etc.) visit the Klementinum's w

            [ URL "https://www.klementinum.com/en/"] or inquire via email klementinum(zavinac)dreyer.c
            "klementinum(zavinac)dreyer.cz"] .


            The tour comprises the Baroque Library Hall with its beautiful fresco paintings and severa
            the Meridian Hall, and the Astronomical Tower which at a height of 68 meters presents a wo
            the historical center of Prague. It takes about 1 hour.