St. George's Convent đánh giá

其实不太懂修道院是做什么的，只是跟着人群进去看看而已。外面的建筑还挺漂亮的，还有一个像小花园一样的。室内里面就比较阴暗和空洞。

The Convent of St. George is located in Prague Castle, right next to St. George's Church with its red exterior wall. This is the first female monastery in Bohemia. It was built in 973 by the order of Poleslav II, whose sister was the first president of the monastery. Now there is no monastery function, but instead the National Gallery, which collects many works of different styles in different periods, such as the Czech Renaissance and Baroque from the 14th to 17th centuries.

The Convent of St. George is right next to St. George's Church. There are no nuns now and it has been converted into an exhibition hall. However, due to the lack of interest in these exhibitions, so did not go to visit.

The convent of st is the first convent Bohemia, the church had been dismantled in the 18th century into a barracks, now for the temporary pavilion. Background the convent of st George is located in the edge of st George''s church, built in 973 AD. Were is the place where the upper noble ladies to accept education. Rebuilt several times, and by the 18th century by Joseph emperor into a barracks. Till the 60 s and seventy s of the 20th century, become one of the national gallery of art gallery opened to the public, but by 2012, due to the site and conditions restriction, to the pavilion. On May 15, 2016 on st. George''s convent to open temporary exhibition "crown structure".

It is the first monastery in Bohemia. It has a large collection of Czech art works, including Gothic art, Renaissance, Baroque and other paintings of different periods. The monastery is a well-preserved imitation of the Roman church. The interior is also very characteristic and worth visiting.

The Convent of St. George is in Prague Castle and adjacent to St. George's Church, one of the attractions on the tour ticket. St. George's Abbey and St. George's Cathedral have the same color and red and beige walls, making St. George's Cathedral and St. George's Abbey the only brighter and more conspicuous buildings in Prague Castle. Today, St. George's Monastery has been converted into an exhibition hall, but because the package ticket does not contain the visiting items of St. George's Monastery, it has not been visited.