The Gorlice Hall is the largest casemate space in Vyšehrad.

In case of an incoming attack, this impressive hall was meant to serve as an assembly area for the troops and a warehouse for ammunition and food.

In the past century, Gorlice served as a bomb shelter and a potato and vegetable warehouse.

The space is used as a gallery today, since 1990s it houses six of the original Baroque statues from the Charles Bridge:

• The Madonna attending to St. Bernard (M. V. Jackl, 1709),

• St. Augustine, St. Ncholas of Tolentino (both by J. B. Kohl, 1708),

• St. Adalbert (F. M. Brokoff, 1709),

• St. Anna (M. V. Jackl, 1707) and

• St. Ludmila with the infant Wenceslaus (M. B. Braun, 1724).