Can referential hospitality interiors help keep local history accessible?
For a brand-new food-and-drink spot, Konvikt has a surprisingly rich backstory. Situated in a centuries-old Jesuit community building, the café has a prestigious 17th-century neighbour: Olomouc’s Corpus Christi Chapel. Designed by Pragu
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