The National Library of the Czech Republic is the country's largest and oldest public library, housed in the baroque Clementinum complex in central Prague. It holds over 9 million volumes and serves as the legal deposit library for Czech publications. Beyond library services, it hosts exhibitions, lectures, and cultural events. Its Baroque Hall is considered one of the most beautiful historic interiors in the country.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
A lecture on the Czech thaler and the Šlík family, who became wealthy through 16th-century silver mining in the Ore Mountains. Part of the Genealogy+ series at the National Library.
Guided tour of the Clementinum's most beautiful spaces - from the Mirror Chapel through the Baroque Hall to the Astronomical Tower with views over Prague.
Historian Tomáš Herajt explores Czech Unitarianism, its 16th-century origins, and the development of the Czechoslovak Unitarian society UNITARIA after World War I.
An informational gathering about homeschooling where participants share experiences and insights into this alternative educational approach.