Carpathian Ruthenian Church of the Saint Michael Archangel

Edit: burned down on 28th October 2020 :-( A piece of architecture you would not expect in Prague. An orthodox church made completely of wood, that was first built in a village in Ukraine (part of it that used to be part of Czechoslovakia before WWII), donated to Prague, transported on trains and then assembled again hidden in a very nice park on a hill overlooking Prague.

It was a very beautiful church. Unfortunately it burned down recently. Hopefully it will be recovered soon!

It's not a necessary visit if you have a short trip in the city but if you're not far away from this original church, you should definitely have a look ! The architecture is very uncommon and the park where it's located is very calm and nice ! A place to consider !

Church of Saint Michael the Archangel is a church situated in Prague, Czech Republic. It was built in Romanesque and Gothic style and later rebuilt in Baroque style. The priest and church reformer Jan Hus celebrated masses in the church.

Not easy to get too, but if you like exploring and want a little adventure this is nice. You can go quite high and see the city. There's a nice mini waterfall to take a break and then this is just a hidden little gem. Very interesting if you liek architecture. I'm glad I stumbled on this while on hoiday, good leg workout.