Situated right in the historic centre of Prague, this stunning complex was built in the mid 16th century. Building its legacy as a place of not just knowledge but also culture, it’s no wonder the Clementinum is as popular as it is.

Housing what the world declares as the most beautiful library in the world. Designed in accordance with the style of Baroque architecture, this library is an absolute stunner. The library was opened in the 18th century, housing over 20,000 books. What is stunning and jaw-dropping here are not the massive amounts of books, but the décor that has stood the test of time since the 18th century! Stunning from every angle and every corner, there are beautifully painted frescoes on the ceiling. Revolving around the themes of the arts and sciences, these centuries old frescoes were painted by Jan Hiebl. Donning exquisite colours of gold, red, yellow, you name it they must’ve used it. You will definitely be amazed by the frescoes surrounding you in the loveliest colours. You must check out the one depicting the Temple of Wisdom and be astounded by the attention to detail. Be amazed as you enter and see the collection of globes built by the Jesuits. Each one ornately designed and hand-made, they are historically significant in this time and age. It is thus no surprise that the library in Clementinum has owned that title for centuries to come.