Church of Our Lady on the Lawn, Gothic church in New Town, Czech Republic
Church of Our Lady on the Lawn is a Gothic structure in Prague that received Baroque modifications, featuring tall pointed windows and detailed stonework at its entrance. The interior is organized by arches and columns that emphasize the Gothic architectural style.
Construction began in 1360, and the building received major Baroque modifications during the 18th century under architect Kilián Ignaz Dientzenhofer. These renovations continue to define the church's appearance today.
The church holds religious artworks spanning multiple periods, including medieval frescoes and Baroque altarpieces that showcase Czech artistic traditions. These pieces are arranged throughout the side aisles and around the main altar.
The church is located near Charles Square metro station and opens for Sunday services along with scheduled visiting hours. Visitors should dress respectfully and maintain quiet during prayer times.
The organ from the 17th century retains its original construction and produces tones characteristic of period instruments. This surviving instrument demonstrates the craftsmanship of builders from that era.
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