The mysterious Rotunda of St. Wenceslas at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics CU

A guided tour of a unique place, the Rotunda of St. Wenceslas. A former Romanesque rotunda, the remains of which are located under the northwest corner of the former Jesuit professorial house on Malostranské náměstí in Prague, in the building of the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics. In 2003, during the reconstruction of the faculty, in the so-called Professional House, work was complicated by unknown blocks of masonry, which were initially identified as Baroque cellars. Later, it turned out that there was no entrance to them, and therefore they must have been a crypt. After the crypts were demolished, three sections of circular Romanesque masonry appeared among the remaining walls, and it soon became clear that this must be the legendary rotunda.

Address: Malostranské nám. 1, Praha 1

Date: November 19, 4 PM

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Alumni Talks

What happens after graduation? How do you navigate the job market and find your path? Join us for Alumni Talks, an evening of honest conversations and inspiring stories from CU Alumni Ambassadors who’ve been there.

Our alumni will share their personal journeys—from job searching and career pivots to unexpected opportunities and lessons learned along the way. Whether you're curious, anxious, or excited about life after university, this event is a chance to hear real experiences and ask your own questions.

Special Highlight: We’ll also be celebrating creativity and student life by announcing the winners of the Study in Prague Photo Contest! Come see the winning entries and cheer on your fellow students.

Address: Hybernská 998/4, Praha 1, Room E-1 (Basement)

Date: November 19, 7 PM

No registration required

Guided tour - Karolinum, Charles University

Charles University offers the opportunity to take part in a guided tour of its historic premises—an informative journey through the historic Karolinum building. You will learn about a place that has been associated with studying at Charles University from its inception to the present day. You will visit the Great Hall, the Imperial Hall, the Patriotic Hall, and other areas of the Karolinum.

The tour lasts approximately 45 minutes and participants will meet at the reception desk at the entrance from Ovocný trh. The maximum number of participants is limited to 30 people.

Address: Ovocný trh 541/3, Praha 1

Date: November 20, 6:15 PM

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