Strahov Monastery, Prague

Beautiful and easy to reach from the tram (22). The library we couldn't visit because it was reserved for other guests, which we understand is fairly usual. The gallery inside the monastery is beautiful (ancient walls and chambers). From 11.30 to 13.00 the public is not allowed to be inside the different buildings. The view over the city from the mountain is magnificent!

Small monastery with great views over town and cute buildings. They make their own beer and the restaurants on the property serve it. It’s a bit of a mall up from the river so you’ll be thirsty and hungry so it’s the right combination!

Disappointed. The library is beautiful but they don't actually let you go into either large room. You just have to look in from a small doorway, which means that you can't see that much and it is quite crowded with people. To be honest, the photos you can see on their website are better than what you can see in person. Staff is not friendly. We didn't bother with the gallery. And the price was too high for what we saw. An exception to this is the miniature museum, which is quite nice and not crowded, and the one staff person who was there was nice. I would recommend it. Also the view from the restaurant is nice (you don't have to eat there to see it).

Make reservations for the library if you want to go inside, if not you will see it from the hallway. The cafe has a great view of the old town. Walk all the way back down. Easy walk through old town streets

We only stopped by and looked in on the church and it was absolutely gorgeous. I highly recommend you stop in and view it. The paintings, artwork and sculptures are absolutely stunning. The time, precision and craftmenship that went into it are stunning. My one complaint is the bathroom requires you to pay to use it and they only accepted larger currency than I had. I attempted to pay the charge with several coins (adding up to the amount owed) and the woman refused unless I had the one coin (in the right denomination) to enter. I understand most places here require you to pay to use the bathroom but that was disappointing.