The Jerusalem Synagogue, also known as the Jubilee Synagogue, was built between 1905 and 1906 in Moorish and Art Nouveau styles to replace the synagogues that were demolished during the reconstruction of the Jewish ghetto in Prague. The name "Jubilee" commemorates the 50th anniversary of Emperor Franz Joseph I's accession to the throne.
Hybernů House, an Empire reconstruction of the Baroque Church, became a musical theatre after a long history as a monastery and Gothic church.
The Church of Our Lady of the Snows was founded in 1347 by Emperor Charles IV as part of a monastery and as a future coronation temple. In the 15th century, the construction was interrupted by the Hussite wars. The church was only completed in 1625.
The Church of Our Lady of Tyn, established in the fourteenth century, is a Catholic church of Prague. One of the main tourist attractions of Prague, it dominates the Old Town Square with its 80 meter high bell towers.
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