The interior of this Baroque church is arguably the most beautiful in all of Prague and should not be missed. The exterior is also a stunning sight especially when illuminated at night. Located just over the Charles Bridge in the quaint Lesser Town (Mala Strana) which is a neighborhood that is worth exploring. You can also climb the 200 steps of the belltower of the church for some great panoramic views of the city. The best views are actually about halfway up as it is open air as opposed to the small windows that you need to peer out at the top of the tower. From here you have great views of the Lesser Town, Charles Bridge and the Old Town across the river plus views of nearby Prague Castle and Strahov Monastery. On Friday and Saturday nights at 6pm, there are relatively inexpensive classical music concerts offered with tickets that can be purchased on the day of the concert.

Me and my wife thought we'd pop in to have a look at the church while we were in the old town square and we both thought it was stunning inside. The huge amount of detail in the stonework and the paintings. Plus the huge chandelier that welcomes you as you walk in. Free to enter!

Beyond breathtaking and spectacular. Nobody there but us. WAY WAY better than our basic tour of Prague castle, which was ABSOLUTELY HEAVING on the Sunday we went. St Nicholas church was so beautiful and uncrowded,

The Church of St. Nicholas is a baroque church. It was built between 1704 and 1755, replaced a Gothic church that was consecrated in 1283. This church is magnificant and includes tours, church services, concerts, and other events.

We had the place all to ourselves, which made the experience even more special. It far surpassed our basic tour of Prague Castle, which was incredibly crowded when we visited on Sunday. St. Nicholas Church was particularly beautiful and peaceful, without the usual crowds.

Spectacular ceilings. You have to pay a small entrance fee but absolutely worth it. The paintings on the ceilings are spectacular. Via a staircase access to the first level with great views. Worth a visit.

A stunning piece of architecture! I was speechless by the beauty and majestic architecture. The old gentleman who work “guard” the interior of the cathedral don’t speak a word of English, but that does not shy away from them being helpful, communicative and just plain lovely. “A must go” place in Prague

The whole church is beautiful, inside and out and is well worth a visit, even if you are not religious. The majority of the church is easily accessible - there's even a stairway at the end of the aisle and to the left with a small gallery of paintings at the top, as well as great views of the painted ceilings. The decorations throughout are so intricate and detailed.

Beautiful church! Panoramic views of Prague from the tower. While this costs extra it is worth it for the views. Be sure to take a look at the hours of operation and how late you can visit the tower so you have time to enjoy. This is the church where Mozart played the organ, and you can get an even better view of it from the second floor. Be sure to visit at night and get some great pictures of the church while illuminated.