„La Parte Pequeňa“ se encuentra en las caídas debajo del Castillo de Praga y fue fundada en 1257. En 1541 fue muy deteriorada por causa del fuego y después construida de nuevo en el siglo 17 y 18.
Es la parte de Praga menos influida con la historia moderna y todavía guarda su forma de la ciudad barroca.
The centre of the Little Quarter is
the Little Quarter Square, originally a market place. Dominating the square is
the Church of St. Nicholas, the masterpiece of Baroque architects, the Dienzenhofers. Hardly any new building has taken place here since the late 18
th century and the quarter is rich in splendid Baroque palaces and old houses with attractive signs. Founded in 1257, it is built on the slopes below the Castle hill with magnificent view; across the river to the Old Town.
The Grand Prior's millwheel at Kampa Island still turns, pilgrims still kneel before the Holy Infant of Prague in the Church of Our Lady Victorious, and music rings out from churches and palaces as it did when
Mozart stayed here.
CHURCH OF OUR LADY VICTORIOUS
A Baroque church housing the famous Infant Jesus Bambini di Praga inside. The wax statue was made in Spain in the 16th century. You can admire its richly decorated clothes (45 pieces) in the church museum. Bambini di Praga was crowned in 1655.
JOHANNITE COMMENDA (MALTESIAN KNIGHTS)
Founded in the 12th century. The fortified precincts have followed up with the tower of Judith's bridge the predecessor of the Charles Bridge and ruled the left bank of Vltava River. The Church of Our Lady under Chain (Pod Retezem ) is dominated by two Gothic towers. Baroque furnishing, on the main altar there is the image of the Madonna helping knights in the battle of Italian Lepanto (valuable masterpiece by K. Skreta).
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