Saint Salvator's Church
Religion · by Lurago, Caratti and Kanka · 1601
Salvátorská 1045/1, Czech Republic
Saint Salvator's Church is a Prague church built in 1601. It is associated with Lurago, Caratti and Kanka and is often discussed through Classical influences. Key features mentioned include church, bridge, concerts, which shape how the place is perceived on site. As part of the city fabric, it is generally encountered freely, though access can vary by season or function.
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Nearby architecture
- Old Town Bridge Tower by Peter Parler, 1380
- Clementinum
- Bedrich Smetana Museum
- The Bethlehem Chapel 1391
- The Jewish Quarter
- St. Giles' Church 1238
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