Church of St. Salvator, Old Town, Prague

The church was built by Prague Lutherans in Renaissance style. It was completed in 1614. But then the Thirty Years' War came. Non-Catholics were expelled from Bohemia.
The church was given to Catholic monks - paulians. They rebuilt it in the Baroque style. Emperor Joseph II. canceled paulians. The church was deconsecrated and used until 1857 as a mint.
In 1863 the Evangelical Church bought it. And he still uses it.