The Břevnov Monastery (Czech Břevnovský klášter) is a Benedictine
The buildings standing today, including St Margaret church, the convent and prelate house, date from the 18th century and have been built in the baroque style.
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*cs icon de icon fr icon [http://www.brevnov.cz/ Brevnov Monastery Website]
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