Týnská school, School building in Old Town, Czech Republic.
Týnská school is a school building in Prague's Old Town featuring traditional Czech architectural elements and a prominent stone facade. The structure has four stories and houses a passageway beneath one of its ground-floor arches that leads to the adjacent Týn Church.
The school building was constructed around the time the Church of Our Lady Before Týn was completed and became an important part of medieval Prague's educational system. Over the centuries it developed into a symbol of learning and scholarship in the city.
The building maintains its status as a registered cultural monument, reflecting the educational heritage and architectural traditions of the Czech Republic.
The building sits directly beside the Týn Church and is easy to reach by walking from Old Town Square. Visitors can use the underground passage to move between the school building and the church.
The structure contains four stories that partially obscure the original view of the Týn Church, creating an architectural interaction between educational and religious spaces.
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