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The Church of Our Lady before Týn is the defining Gothic silhouette of Old Town Square, its twin 80-metre spires topped with golden finials. The dark, atmospheric interior contrasts with the sun-drenched square outside.
Construction began in 1365 and continued through the 15th century. The Hussite reformers used it as their main church; after the Counter-Reformation, the Jesuits melted down the golden chalice that crowned the facade.