Prague
Betlehem Chapel
Address
Betlehem Chapel
Betlémské náměstí 255/4
100 00 Prague
About 'Betlehem Chapel'
The Bethlehem Chapel, the first 'Preacher's Church' in Europe, was originally built in the years 1391 to 1394. The historical building is one of the national and cultural treasures of Prague. The church became an important venue during the Reformation through Jan Hus, who preached at the chapel from 1402 to 1412. More than 100 years later, the famous reformer Thomas Münzer was active at the Bethlehem chapel.
Today many visitors can enjoy classical music when they enter the Bethlehem Chapel for a unique concert experience.
How to get to 'Betlehem Chapel'
The Bethlehem Chapel is situated in the middle of the city (old town).
Station: Národní třída
Tram: 6, 9, 18, 21, 22, 91
Metro: Mustek (lines A & B)
Some further Events at this venue
| Car park: | Yes |
| Parking site for buses: | Yes |
| Number of seats: | Main Hall: 300 |
Tickets
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