The National Gallery Prague's St. Agnes Convent is a historic gem in the heart of Prague, founded by Princess St. Agnes of Bohemia in the 13th century. This unique complex, one of the oldest Gothic buildings in Prague, offers a fascinating journey through its rich history as a double monastery for Clarisses and Franciscans. Visitors can explore the convent's grounds, including the black kitchen and refectory, and enjoy the tranquil sculpture garden featuring works by contemporary Czech artists. Don't miss out on this hidden treasure in the bustling city!