Church of the Transfiguration on Mount Tabor

Nice church, a place to calm the spirit.

The impressive three-aisled hall with a Gothic net vault, built in the 15th and 16th centuries, got its name from the famous Christian scene of the Transfiguration. According to the Gospel, on the hill of Tábor near Lake Gennesaret in Palestine, in the eyes of his disciples, the image of Jesus was transformed into a sign that he was the Son of God. A wooden church stood on the site of today's dean's church until the middle of the 15th century. A new, more dignified sanctuary was built sometime in the late 15th century. The people of Tábor called in the stonemason Staňek from the Lesser Town of Prague to draw up a project and manage the construction of the church. Around 1512, he completed the interior of the church in the form of a three-aisled nave with a net vault supported by octagonal columns. The presbytery is vaulted by a rare cellar vault. The church building was built together with the town hall in the late Gothic style. The impressive three-nave church with a Gothic vault, built in the 15th and 16th centuries, was named after the famous Christian scene of the Lord's transformation. On the hill of Tábor near Lake Genezaret in Palestine, according to the Gospel, Jesus' image was transformed to be the Son of God ahead of his disciples. At the place of today's Dean's Temple, a wooden church stood in the middle of the 15th century. The construction of a new, more dignified sanctuary has taken place at the end of the 15th century. The Tábor inhabitants called the stone-master Staněk from the Lesser Town of Prague to develop the project and manage the construction of the temple. He completed the interior of the church around 1512 in the form of a three-nave space with a netting vault carried by octagonal columns. The presbytery conceals a rare cellar vault. The temple building was established together with the town hall in late Gothic style.

Carry in the Church of Renunciation Sir is definitely worth seeing. The way up is quite adventurous, narrow spiral stairs, interesting for klausrtophobiky :) then the old wooden stairs, look down quite threatening, then have to go under the big bell out of service, up beautiful look and pan, which betrays signs and coins;) to see on the walls are old coins, notes and views.

Dean's Church of the Transfiguration on Mount Tábor. Late Gothic, beautiful work. The church is open to the public, warning people to be quiet. Thank you for visiting him. You can ascend to the church tower, 200 steps, 50 meters high. You will see Žižkovo náměstí in the palm of your hand, the view of the surroundings is beautiful.

Nice historical place in the middle of Tábor. And a beautiful view from its tower. Just walk 200 steps. The second tallest tower in the Czech Republic, so a beautiful view.