- Discover everything you need to know about Clementinum (Klementinum), Prague including history, facts, how to get there and the best time to visit.
- The Clementinum was established in 1556 by the Society of Jesus, a religious congregation of the Catholic Church also known as the Jesuits.
- Clementinum is the largest complex of buildings except for the Prague Castle (Pražský hrad). It is the first college in Prague where the Jesuits came in 1556.
- 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.
- A Jesuit fortress in the centre of Prague... After the Prague Castle, the Clementinum is the second largest historical building complex in Prague.
- To do this, he invited Jesuits to come to Prague and donated them a building at a prime location right opposite Charles Bridge, the Clementinum.
- The oldest weather recording in the area of the Czech lands started in Clementinum in the year 1775. The recording continues through the present day.
- After that, the Clementinum was established as an observatory, library, and part of Charles University.
- Get to know the Klementinum (Clementinum) in Prague and enjoy a concert of classical music in the beautiful historical venue with great acoustics – in the Mirror...
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