At the Strahov Monastery complex, you can admire the beauty of historic architecture and spend enjoyable moments on one of our guided tours. You can enjoy refreshments at our restaurant and other establishments. Explore souvenirs and gift items at the monastery shop near the Main Gate. Let yourself be tempted to relax in the monastery gardens. If you plan to stay longer, we offer accommodation at our Hotel Questenberg.
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Tickets for the tour of the Strahov Library and other monastery exhibitions can be purchased at the ticket office located in the Church of St. Roch. Payments can only be made in Czech crowns (CZK), either by card or in cash. At the ticket office, you can also obtain basic information about tours and other events within the premises. Ticket sales are available daily from 9:00 AM to 4:15 PM, depending on the type of tour route.
Alternatively, tickets can be purchased online, eliminating the need to visit the ticket office. With a valid ticket, you can go directly to the entrance of the Strahov Monastery exhibitions. Online payments are accepted in CZK, EUR, and USD.
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Restrooms are available in the Strahov Courtyard, open daily from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. They are wheelchair accessible, and the service fee is 20 CZK.
If you would like to take an interesting souvenir from your visit to our monastery, we highly recommend our monastery shop, which is located right at the main gate of the monastery grounds. The shop is run by the monks of the Strahov Monastery, who carefully select the range of souvenirs. The aim is to make this shop unique so that you can purchase items here that are not available elsewhere. You can find more information on this page.
If you're looking for refreshment options within our grounds, we especially recommend our unique restaurant, Na Pekle, located in the former wine cellars of the Strahov Monastery. This is what makes it so distinctive, along with its traditional Czech cuisine. More information can be found on the Na Pekle restaurant's website.
Right in the courtyard, you'll find the Strahov Monastery Brewery, renowned for its selection of beers brewed on-site. You can also enjoy a meal here, but keep in mind that the place is usually very busy. Current information, the beer selection, and the menu can be explored on the Strahov Monastery Brewery's website.
If you plan to stay longer and are looking for accommodation, you can take advantage of the services offered by our hotel, Questenberg. The hotel is located in the former monastery hospital and offers a stunning view of the city of Prague and the Petřín Gardens. More information about the building's history can be found here, and reservations can be made directly on the Hotel Questenberg website.
Additional accommodation options nearby include Hotel Monastery, located directly in the monastery courtyard. Further along Keplerova Street, not far from the monastery, you'll find Hotel Savoy.
An interesting way to spend time within our premises is to visit the Museum of Miniatures. Here, you can see unique exhibits such as a shod flea, a golden bicycle on the head of a sewing needle, and many other fascinating items. In its field, the Museum of Microminiatures is one of the largest in Europe. We recommend exploring the Museum of Miniatures' website for more information.
We also recommend taking the opportunity to spend some lovely moments in our gardens, which surround the monastery complex. Don’t miss the stunning views of Prague, whether from the area near the Abbot’s Garden or close to the Statue of Our Lady of Exile.
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