St. George's Convent Review

In fact, I don't know what the abbey is doing, just follow the crowd to see it. The building outside is quite beautiful, and there is a small garden. The interior is dark and empty.

The Abbey of St. George is located in Prague Castle, just beside the church of St. George with a red facade. It was the first convent in Bohemia, built in 973 by the order of Boleslaw II, the first abbey of the abbey. There is no monastery anymore, but instead it is changed to a national art gallery, which collects many works of different styles from different periods such as the Czech Renaissance and Baroque in the 1st century.

The Abbey of St. George, which is next to St. George's Church, is no longer a nun and has been converted into an exhibition hall. But it was not visited because of the lack of interest in these exhibitions.

The Convent of St. George, the first convent in Bohemia, is now a national gallery, with a collection of 14th-17th century Czech artworks, including paintings from different periods such as Gothic art, the Renaissance and Baroque. The kings of Bohemia were buried here, and the basement of the monastery was the king's tomb.

The Abbey of St George is located in Prague Castle and is adjacent to St George's Church, one of the attractions in the tour package. The convent of St. George and the church of St. George are in the same colour, with red and beige walls, making St. George and the convent of St. George the only brighter and more visible buildings in Prague Castle. Today, the Abbey of St. George has been converted into an exhibition hall, but there is no entry because the package does not include the visit to the Abbey of St. George.