Strahov Monastery invites the general public to the Feast of Saint Norbert, which will offer a full-day program dedicated to the legacy of Saint Norbert, founder of the Premonstratensian order, on Saturday, May 2. Visitors can expect musical performances and a monastery fair in the Strahov Courtyard, short organ concerts in the Basilica of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, and an extraordinary opening of normally inaccessible areas. The program will commemorate the spiritual tradition of the monastery and the historical event of the transfer of Norbert's relics from Magdeburg to Prague in 1627. The festivities will combine cultural, historical, and spiritual dimensions and offer a unique opportunity to experience Strahov Monastery in its extraordinary beauty. program The main part of the Norbertine festivities will take place in the Strahov Courtyard, where an accompanying program with musical performances and a monastery fair full of traditional dishes, crafts, but also examples of historical graphics and calligraphy will be held throughout the day. The recently renovated Abbey Refectory, which offers a unique view of Prague, will also be made freely accessible. Visitors will also have the opportunity to visit the Romanesque halls with an exhibition about St. Norbert for free. The celebrations will also include two 20-minute organ concerts in the Strahov Basilica of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary.