Parroquia de Santo Tomás, Praga

The Church of St. Thomas is an essential stop for anyone wanting to see the architectural and artistic depth of Prague. Nestled in the Lesser Town, this church evolved from its ancient Romanesque and Gothic roots into the striking Baroque landmark you see today, topped by a tall, thin octagonal tower that remains a defining feature of the skyline. Once inside, you can view significant art, including frescoes by the painter Václav Vavřinec Reiner and sculptures by Ferdinand Maxmilián Brokoff. The church continues to function as an active site for the Augustinian monastery, and they accommodate international guests by offering masses in both English and Spanish.