The Legend of Saint Hubert

The Miracle of Saint Hubert, in Prague

The Miracle of Saint Hubert is a façade sculpture of Prague, which illustrates a famous legend. The Prague audio-guided tour stops here to invite you to look up and discover this hidden treasure among the façades of the town.

Looking up at the façades of Prague

Historic, legendary and romantic, Prague has the power to amaze at every street corner thanks to an array of artistic and architectural treasures. Keeping your nose in the air is a reflex to acquire so as not to miss beautiful things, like this façade sculpture evoking the Miracle of Saint Hubert. According to the legend, this hunter lord converted after seeing a stag bearing a luminous cross between its antlers. The work, sculpted on the façade of a building, is one of these refined details that punctuate the streets of the Czech capital and reward attentive walkers.

What to see

Here you look up to admire the façade sculpture evoking the Miracle of Saint Hubert, the stag bearing a cross between its antlers, one of the numerous artistic details that adorn the streets of Prague. This work rewards attentive walkers. It is an original stop, to be explored on foot.

Practical information

The sculpture of the Miracle of Saint Hubert adorns a façade of Prague, reachable on foot. It is an open-air detail, freely visible from the street; you have to look up to spot it. You discover it during a walk in the town.

What does the Miracle of Saint Hubert represent in Prague?

A façade sculpture illustrating the legend of Saint Hubert, this hunter lord who converted after seeing a stag bearing a cross between its antlers; it is one of the hidden artistic details of the streets of Prague.

Where is the Miracle of Saint Hubert?

On a façade of Prague, in the Czech Republic.