St. Wenceslas Rotunda Prague

The year was 2014. Almost 10 years have passed since the discovery of one of the most important finds of the last century in Prague. Although the rotunda has still hidden a lot since its discovery in 2004 , the necessary millions of crowns were missing to complete the archaeological survey, reconstruct it and make it accessible to the faculty. However, the situation changed with the announcement of a grant program of financial support from the EEA countries and Norway. At that time, the newly appointed Vice-Dean for PRopagacia, Dr. Martin Vlach, managed to put together a team that prepared an application called “Rescue of the Rotunda of St. Wenceslas on Lesser Town Square in Prague”. The team waited for a decision for almost a year. Out of 209 applications submitted, only 26 were approved. Among them is a project to save the rotunda. It was symbolically launched on January 1, 2015.