Kaple sv. Máří Magdaleny - 5. května 1

Great acoustics, beautiful surroundings. Heated benches, nearby parking.

In the years 1885-1887 (under Francis Cardinal Schönborn) the chapel of St. Mary Magdalene according to the plans of the architect Karel Rösner. It was consecrated by the cardinal himself on April 17, 1887. It is a pseudo-Romanesque single-nave building with a rectangular floor plan and a cross rib vault. Behind the flat altar wall is an apse with a sacristy. From the outside, the chapel is decorated with pilasters and arches. The inner wooden emporium has two floors - the first is entered directly from the chapel by stairs, the second floor used to be accessible from the castle rooms. During the operation of the Ministry of the Interior, there was a warehouse - in 1995, the altar and the pulpit were emergency hammered. The chapel was consecrated again in 2002, and since then regular services have been held here every Saturday from 6 p.m. The Chapel of St. Mary Magdalen was added to the castle between the years 1885-1887 (under the reign of Franz Cardinal Schönborn) according to the plans by architect Karel Rösner. The cardinal himself consecrated it on April 17, 1887. It is a pseudo-roman monolithic structure of a rectangular ground plan with a cross ribbed vault. Behind the flat altar wall is apse with sacristy. On the outside the chapel is decorated with pilasters and arches. The internal wooden empora has two floors - the first one enters directly from the chapel down the stairs, the second floor was accessible from the castle chambers. During the period of operation of the Ministry of Interior there was a warehouse here - in 1995 the altar and the pulpit were closed and covered with wooden plates. The chapel was consecrated again in 2002 and regular worship has been taking place since then every Saturday from 6pm.