Monastery of St. John in Prague

The Monastery of St. John in Prague, also known as the Klášter svatého Jana pod Skalou, is a historic Benedictine monastery founded in the 10th century, nestled in a scenic canyon near the Czech capital. It features medieval architecture, including a church, cloisters, and picturesque surroundings. Historically, it served as a spiritual and cultural center, attracting pilgrims and scholars. Today, it functions as a monastery, preserving its rich heritage, and remains a tranquil site for visitors interested in Czech religious history, architecture, and nature.