OTHER HISTORICAL TARGETS IN THE NEW TOWN

Emmaus The Emmaus monastery with the Church of Our Lady and Slavic patron saints was founded by Charles IV in 1347 for Slavonic Benedictines. At the end of World War II it was burned by bombing. The two asymmetrical spires were finished in 1967.

PRAGUE ROTUNDAS (ROMANESQUE STYLE)

Rotunda of the Holy Rood Founded at the end of the 11th century. Restored in 1862-65 according to plans of the architect Ullmann and the painter B. Wachsmann.
Rotunda of St. Longine Founded in the first third of 12th century. Restored in 1844 and modified in 1929-34.
Rotunda of St.Martin Probably founded in the second half of the 11th century, restored in 1878 by Vysehrad clergy to the plans of architect A. Baum. >>