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St Martin Rotunda
Vratislav II's little Romanesque chapel, St. Martin Rotunda, dates from the 11th century. It is Prague's oldest surviving building. Recently, archaeologists discovered that it actually contains a secret underground floor that for centuries nobody knew existed. Located in Vysehrad, the rotunda is closed to the public.
St Martin Rotunda in Prague
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Romanesque St. Martin’s Rotunda is the oldest building not only in Vysehrad but also in Prague.
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