This impressive monstrance is aptly called "Prague Sun". This gem of a liturgical vessels is decorated with incredible 6.222 diamonds. Their shine it fascinating, but equally remarkable is the overall artistic concept of this unique goldsmith work.

A collection of fourteen exceptional tempera paintings on wood panels, characteristically called the Capuchin Cycle, is on long-term loan to the National Gallery in Prague. It is exhibited in the permanent exhibition of medieval art in the Convent of St Agnes of Bohemia.
between 1410-21, permanent exhibition of the NGP

Sandrart's painting on the main altar of the Capuchin Convent church in Brno is undoubtedly one of the finest artworks in our collections.
1655

One of the most important works in Loreto treasure Collection is this Home Altar Shrine made of ebony wood with silver figural group of the Nativity of Our Lord - what an amazing noble luxury home crib!

The sole Late Medieval work in the treasury is the silver gilded chalice, with the date 1510 on the stem. This bautiful masterpiece was donated to Loreto Treasure by Christoph Ferdinand Popel Count of Lobkowicz in 1654.

A unique musical instrument, allowing both the playing of an automaton every hour and the live playing of the bells via a keyboard. The Loreto carillon is exceptional even on a European scale, due to its authenticity – the mechanism has been preserved practically unchanged and is still fully functional today.
1695

This painting was commissioned for the Loreto Brotherhood of Jesus, Mary and Joseph and is one of the remarkable early works of famous Czech Baroque painter.
1692-93