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Komentovaná prohlídka kláštera
Guided tour of the monastery
Event by: Malakim, Gabriel Loci
Location: Gabriel Loci, Holečkova 106/10, Praha 5
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In front of the Church of St. Gabriela
by tour of the interiors of the church and the monastery of St. Gabriela is accompanied by:
Monica Bubna-Litic
From the link of his relatives Gabriely Swéerts-sporck with Monica Bubna-Litic became a promoter and expert of Beuron art, who has been involved for over 30 years.
place.
Children under 15 years of age. Gabriela with a unique atmosphere (built in the shape of the letter L) is appreciated by experts as the oldest and most remarkable example of Beuron art in the world.
Gabriela belonged to the female Benedictine Order of the Beuron Congregation. He was built for his sisters by the Benedictines of the Emauze monastery on the opposite bank of the Vltava, who moved to Prague from Beuron in Germany (from here the name). The built -up area of the monastery is about 5,000 m2. The public present in the worship of the church. Painting Benedictines throughout the monastery were mostly praised and in 2016 some were revealed by small probes.
In front of the Church of St. Gabriela
by tour of the interiors of the church and the monastery of St. Gabriela is accompanied by:
Monica Bubna-Litic
From the link of his relatives Gabriely Swéerts-sporck with Monica Bubna-Litic became a promoter and expert of Beuron art, who has been involved for over 30 years.
place.
Children under 15 years of age. Gabriela with a unique atmosphere (built in the shape of the letter L) is appreciated by experts as the oldest and most remarkable example of Beuron art in the world.
Gabriela belonged to the female Benedictine Order of the Beuron Congregation. He was built for his sisters by the Benedictines of the Emauze monastery on the opposite bank of the Vltava, who moved to Prague from Beuron in Germany (from here the name). The built -up area of the monastery is about 5,000 m2. The public present in the worship of the church. Painting Benedictines throughout the monastery were mostly praised and in 2016 some were revealed by small probes.