Church of Our Lady before Tyn
7 expert reviews
“With its twin spires...crowned with a plethora of bell towers and pointed spires, looming 80m above the cobblestones, the Church of Our Lady Before Týn...is the city's most important Gothic sanctuary.”
– Michelin Guide
Fodor's
"The twin-spired Týn Church is an Old Town Square landmark and one of the city's best examples of Gothic architecture."
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Lonely Planet
Top Choice
"Its distinctive twin Gothic spires make the Týn Church an unmistakable landmark. Like something out of a 15th-century - and probably slightly cruel - fairy tale, they loom over the Old Town Square."
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Time Out
"The church dates from the same period as much of St Vitus's Cathedral (late 14th century), but whereas St Vitus's was constructed to show the power of King Charles IV, Týn was a church for the people."
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Afar Magazine
"It's a major symbol of Prague."
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Let's Go
"The two enormous Gothic spires of Our Lady before Týn dominate the skyline of the otherwise Baroque buildings of Old Town Square. It houses Prague’s oldest organ."
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