Strahov Library

Wenqing, please go to the library~ I am tired of aesthetics on this road. I saw a few monastery libraries. I just skipped it here. I know the old horse to enjoy the evening in the restaurant next to it. There is a Jingtai on the first floor before I live. I can have a panoramic view of the old city. The beauty on the stands is selling pictures, facing the beauty she has no sense ~ people are like this, from afar, love, long-seeing, familiar places without scenery.

The library of the monastery is naturally based on religious books, which are very complicated book content. The environment of the college is also quite interesting. You can see a lot of fun things here, and it is also part of a very large monastery.

In this monastery is a philosophy-themed library. In my knowledge, this is the largest philosophical library in the world. After you go to the library hall, you can't just go and see what the gate is, but it is very impressive anyway. At the same time, the beer in the garden brewing bar is also worth a try.

The Theological Library of Strahov Monastery is located in Prague, the Czech capital, built in the 12th century and belongs to Strahov Monastery, the largest monastery library in the country. The interior dome mural was painted by famous 18th-century painters and was beautifully decorated, never falling off the list in various "most beautiful libraries" categories. 

Strahov Monastery is a monastery of Premonterrey, located in the Strahov district of Prague, the Czech capital, the Holy Virgin of the Assumption of the Virgin of the Holy Virgin, the Pontifical Temple of the Pope, which is known as the "most beautiful library in the world" and is worth visiting.

Very exquisite and luxurious, although you can only look at the door, it is still very worth a visit. However, the traffic is not too convenient. You need to climb a mountain road on foot. It is when you are about to despair.

The title of the most beautiful library in the world, for the Theological Library of Prague Strahov Abbey, is definitely worthy of the name, no one! Highly recommended to visit!

It's worth going. Tickets are 120 Czech dollars at present. You can only see some libraries from a long distance. Photographs with 50,400 Czech dollars per person can go into the bookcase. 4000 Czech dollars can go into the inner room to visit. 20,000 Czech dollars can see all the books and rooms inside. It was not easy for the monastery library to preserve these books for hundreds of years. At that time, the technology of color printing was amazing. It was rare that the cover of Bible books in the display cabinet was set with gold and precious stones. Another restaurant near the monastery overlooks Prague, and a cup of coffee is an enjoyment.