Kostel sv. Ducha

The Church of the Holy Spirit, located in Prague's Old Town, is a 14th-century Gothic building that serves as a quiet witness to centuries of city life. Originally established in the 14th century, the church features an interior that was largely updated in the 18th century. It houses significant historical artifacts, including a 14th-century Pieta that was once damaged during the Hussite Wars and later restored, as well as multiple 18th-century altars moved from nearby churches that no longer exist. Today, the building is notable for its shared usage by the Roman Catholic Church and the Armenian Apostolic Church in the Czech Republic, offering visitors a glimpse into both its historical roots and its modern role within the local religious community.