Noc kostelu 2025: Top 10 Famous Churches to Visit in Prague

Michal B.
May 21, 2025
3 min read

On Friday, May 23, 2025, Prague will once again join the Noc kostelu (Night of Churches) celebration, opening the doors of its most beautiful and historic churches to the public after dark. This unique event is a chance to experience the city’s spiritual and architectural treasures in a new light, with special programs, music, and guided tours.

If you are in Prague for Noc kostelu, don’t miss these top 10 most famous participating churches:

  1. St. Vitus Cathedral: The city’s most iconic Gothic cathedral, located within Prague Castle.
  2. Church of Our Lady before Tyn: The twin-spired landmark dominating Old Town Square.
  3. St. Nicholas Church, Mala Strana: A masterpiece of Baroque architecture in the heart of Lesser Town.
  4. St. Nicholas Church, Old Town: Another Baroque gem, this time on Old Town Square.
  5. Church of Our Lady Victorious: Home to the famous Infant Jesus of Prague statue.
  6. Basilica of St. James the Greater: Known for its stunning interior and historic organ.
  7. Basilica of St. Peter and Paul: A neo-Gothic landmark with panoramic city views at Vysehrad.
  8. Church of St. Ludmila: A striking neo-Gothic church on Namesti Miru.
  9. Church of St. Ignatius: A prominent Baroque church on Charles Square.
  10. Church of Our Lady of the Snows: Famous for its soaring nave and peaceful atmosphere.

For the full list of all 155 participating churches in Prague and their programs, visit the official Noc kostelu website.

Noc kostelu 2025 is a unique opportunity to discover Prague’s sacred spaces, enjoy concerts, and experience the city’s spiritual heritage. Whether you are a local or a visitor, these top 10 churches offer unforgettable memories. Happy exploring!

Michal B.
PragueGO, Writer and Guide

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Michal B.
Michal has been born in Prague and living there for more than 30 years. His favorite neighborhoods are Brevnov and Hradcany. Even though he knows Prague a lot, he loves just getting lost there and imagine he's a tourist.