




Church of Our Lady Victorious and The Infant Jesus of Prague
Attraction
4.7 (8452 reviews)
Baroque/Renaissance style church completed in 1613 housing a a 18.5-inch statue of the child Jesus.
Karmelitská 9, 118 00 Praha 1, Czechia
+420 257 533 646
Did You Know?
Spanish Origins
The famous Infant Jesus of Prague statue, central to the church, originated in Spain, likely in the mid-16th century, before being brought to Prague as a wedding gift.
Delicate Construction
The revered Infant Jesus statue is made of wood, but it is covered in a thin layer of wax, making it quite delicate and requiring careful handling and preservation.
Extensive Wardrobe
The Infant Jesus of Prague possesses a vast collection of over a hundred elaborate robes, many of which are gifts from royalty, religious orders, and devotees worldwide, changed according to the liturgical calendar.
Miraculous Reputation
The statue is widely believed to possess miraculous powers, with countless testimonies of healing, protection, and answered prayers attributed to its intercession, drawing pilgrims from across the globe.
Highlights from Reviews
• Free Admission
Entry to the church is free, making it an accessible and welcoming spiritual and historical site for all visitors.
• Infant Jesus Pilgrimage
Home to the miraculous Infant Jesus of Prague, it serves as a significant pilgrimage site attracting devotees worldwide.
• Peaceful Atmosphere
Despite potential crowds, many visitors find the church to be a serene and spiritual haven, ideal for quiet reflection and prayer.
• Beautiful Baroque Interior
The church boasts dazzling and well-cared-for Baroque architecture, with intricate details and gold adornments.
• On-site Museum & Shop
A small museum displays the Infant Jesus's garments, and a souvenir shop offers items, enhancing the visitor experience.