The unique venue, which dates back to the late 17th century, is one of Prague’s most photogenic locations. It’s comprised of two beautiful baroque library halls and a “cabinet of curiosities”.
The library’s Theological Hall, built in 1679, features ancient globes and manuscripts and is dominated by its low curved ceiling with intricate stucco designs.
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The larger, taller Philosophical Hall, from the late 18th century, features two levels of bookcases and a ceiling fresco.
Obscura Day is an initiative of the online magazine to bring attention to some of the hidden treasures around the world. In total, 160 locations in 26 countries around the world will participate in the event.