Lesser Town

	Church of Our Lady Victorious & Infant Jesus of Prague Between 1611 and 1613, the Lutherans of Prague began building the Church of St. Trinity at the foot of Petřín Hill, marking the first Baroque church in the city. Read full article
	History of Lesser Town Mala Strana is the most romantic of Prague's quarters. Narrow cobblestone streets, baroque churches, green parks of luxurious palaces, and red tile roofs. A settlement appeared on the left bank of Vltava river not long after the Prague Castle had been founded. Read full article
	Nerudova Street One of the most picturesque streets in Prague bears the name of the Czech writer and journalist Jan Neruda. It leads up from Malostranska Square to Prague Castle. Here you can admire Baroque houses with richly decorated shields and portals. There are also several palaces here. But the most exciting thing in this street is that we still can see many house signs used instead of numbers. Read full article
	St. Nicholas Church at the Lesser Town The Church of St. Nicholas in Malostranska Square is one of the most beautiful Baroque churches not only in Prague but in the whole Czech Republic. One way or another, the mighty dome with its thin bell tower is an integral part of the cityscape. Read full article

Church of Our Lady Victorious & Infant Jesus of Prague