This is the church with the excellent external turrets, it dominates the old town square and its towers are visible from many parts of the city. It is a surprise therefore to find that the entrace is not actually on the Old Town Square but has some shops in front of it and access is up a narrow alley. The online information says open 10-4. A service was in progress at 11.00 and people were respectfully waiting for this to finish when we arrived at 11.45. Hundreds of people exited. About 25 people then entered the church to be met by a seemingly self ap-pointed altar man who drew a rope barrier across the aisle between the steel internal railings and pointed to a new stuck on sheet of paper saying OPEN 15.00-17.00 New times or just for the day, who knows? Anyway, the interior is very good with a huge main altar and two impressive altars either side. Along the aisles against pillars are more large altars ensuring that the interior is very good but doesn’t quite match the formidable external appearance.

My husband and I were visiting the Church of Our Lady before Tyn, also referred to Tyn Church or Church of Mother of God. Founded in the 14 th century, it is a Roman Catholic Parish Church. With two towers each topped by eight smaller spires in two layers of four, stone carvings, it has been the main church since the 14th century. The Gothic Church of Our Lady before Tyn dominates the Old Town of Prague Czech Republic. Also located in the square is the Baroque Church of St. Nicholas. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit these amazing places. An incredible photo op.

The church looks totally amazing. Its location at the Old Town Square clearly makes it a standout among the buildings around it. The towers look unbalanced with one tower slightly skinnier than the other. Apparently it represents Adam and Eve. Very interesting! The entrance to the church is pretty much hidden from the town square and is at a random alley by its side. Upon my visit, they were closed but it opens up at around 3 pm apparently. So that is something to consider before visiting.

This huge Gothic church is situated adjacent to the Old Town Square, but is not directly accessible from the square (need to seek it out via some small alleyways. The church construction began in the 14th century and continued for many years. Most prominent are the churches twin towers soaring 80 meters and topped with multiple spires that give the appearance of a fairytale castle. Most of the interior was inaccessible when we visited, due to ongoing restoration/ maintenance, but we had a view from the back of the church.

The Church of Our Lady before Týn is certainly the dominant feature of Old Town Square. It has been the main church of this part of the city since the 14th century. The church's two towers are 80 m high, and each tower's spire is topped by eight smaller spires in two layers of four. We were unable to get inside but loved the exteror.

Went to visit this church and it was shut . However it reopened at 3 pm so we went back . The entrance is not that obvious but is down a side street and through the souvenir shop . Entrance is free but there are a lot of signs asking for donations to help pay for the renovation work that is going on . Quite a somber building actually . You do a circuit of the church and can admire the side chapels and the alter . You will be in and out in 10 minutes . Very historic and worth a visit .

This is a very beautiful church located in the old town of Prague; it dominates the Jan Huss square. It has two towers that are unique, different, and they remind you the churches of a fairy tale. The church is gothic and the interior is Hussite; it is more sober when compared with other churches and because of the Hussite style is actually unique. The church is also very interesting because the main façade is behind some of the old market stores and the entrance is somewhat difficult to find. The church was built after the market and although centuries ago the plan was to demolish the stores, this was not possible adding to the unique features of this church. There is no entrance fee. It does not open on Mondays. Although the interior is somewhat dark, the light through the windows in a clear morning makes the church interior magical.

Very detail construction on this cathedral that's interesting to see up close. The amount of work that has gone into it is impressive. Opening hours depend on the day and season, but it's quite a sight to see when crossing from Old Town to Lesser Town.

Church of Our Lady locates that the Old Town square. It is a stunning building with 2 towers, It is also one of the tallest building in this area. I used it as a landmark when I navigate the city as I could see it from far away. From the Old Town Square, the church is surround by shorter buildings but you can still see the building. We didn't pay to go inside as we saw the interior of many churches.

I visited this church with my class of 16 people, around the age of 20. We decided to visit this church because of it being a central and famous attraction in Praha. We only had one day, and a limited budget, therefore visiting the church seemed like a good idea as it is free to go inside. The church looked very nice from outside, it is built in Gothic style. The moment I stepped in, I was speechless by how beautiful it was, so much detail in the building, with ornaments covered in gold. I recommend you to spend at least 20 minutes at the church, or whilst you are waiting for the astronomical clock, which is located right beside, to strike. It is also a good place to go if you need to go to the toilet, only costs a few cents, and you get to see the old town square with many beautiful buildings at the same time.