Holy Trinity Church

Name: Holy Trinity Church
Address: nám. T. G. Masaryka, 273 05 Smečno, Czechia, Smečno, Czech

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Address :	nám. T. G. Masaryka, 273 05 Smečno, Czechia
Categories :	Catholic church ,
City :	Smečno

nám. T. G. Masaryka, 273 05 Smečno, Czechia

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V	Vladimir Pecha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Dnešní goticko-renesanční kostel byl vystavěn za Jiřího Bořity z Martinic na místě starší gotické svatyně ze třetí čtvrtiny 14. století z níž se dochoval presbytář ve hmotně dnešní sakristie. Současný kostel v podobě renesančně-gotické byl vysvěcen v roce 1587. Kostel byl několikrát opravovám, v podstatě si však uchoval svoji renesanční podobu. Nejcennějším prvkem vybavení jsou varhany, postavené v roce vysvěcení kostela – tedy v roce 1587. Jedná se o nejstarší dochované varhany v českých zemích, datované dvojicí erbů, patřících stavitelům kostela. The present-day Gothic-Renaissance church was built behind Jiri Bořita of Martinice on the site of an older Gothic sanctuary from the third quarter of the 14th century, preserved in the presbytery of today's sacristy. The present church in the Renaissance and Gothic style was ordained in 1587. The church was repaired several times, but it retained its renaissance form. The most valuable element of the equipment is the organ, built in the consecration of the church - in 1587. It is the oldest surviving organ in the Czech lands, dated by a pair of coats belonging to church builders. Today's Gothic-Renaissance church was built during the reign of Jiří Bořita of Martinice on the site of an older Gothic sanctuary from the third quarter of the 14th century, from which the presbytery in the present-day sacristy has been preserved. The current church in the Renaissance-Gothic form was consecrated in 1587. The church was repaired several times, but in fact it has retained its Renaissance appearance. The most valuable element of the equipment is the organ, built in the year of consecration of the church - in 1587. It is the oldest surviving organ in the Czech lands, dated by a pair of coats of arms belonging to the builders of the church. The present-day Gothic-Renaissance church was built behind Jiri Bořita of Martinice on the site of an older Gothic sanctuary from the third quarter of the 14th century, preserved in the presbytery of today's sacristy. The present church in the Renaissance and Gothic style was ordained in 1587. The church was repaired several times, but it retained its renaissance form. The most valuable element of the equipment is the organ, built in the consecration of the church - in 1587. It is the oldest surviving organ in the Czech lands, dated by a pair of coats belonging to church builders.