kaple sv. Michala

It's an uplifting place.

Chapel, open a few times a month, otherwise nice, but nothing special

The Roman Catholic Chapel of St. Michael the Archangel was built after 1691 on the former Volframka vineyard thanks to the then canon Tobias Jan Becker. The vineyards later became part of the Pernikářka homestead. On October 6, 1693, the chapel was consecrated. It was rebuilt around 1800, today's appearance is the result of modifications from the early 19th century. Fragments of ceiling paintings, which were used to decorate the chapel, were restored during the reconstruction of the building in 2009 - 10. Inside was an altar with a picture of St. Wenceslas in war clothes from the 18th century in a carved baroque frame and in the niches of the statue of St. Adalbert and St. Prokop, but this interior was not returned to the chapel after reconstruction. In 1958 the chapel was included in the list of cultural monuments, in September 2010 it was consecrated again. The Roman Catholic Chapel of St. Michael the Archangel was built after 1691 in the former Volframka vineyard thanks to the canonist Tobias Jan Becker. The vineyards then became part of the Pernikářka estate. On 6 October 1693 the chapel was consecrated. It was rebuilt around 1800, today's appearance is the result of modifications from the early 19th century. The fragments of the ceiling paintings that decorated the chapel were restored during the reconstruction of the building in 2009-10. Inside there was an altar with a painting of St. Wenceslas in war dress from 18th century in carved baroque frame and also the statues of st. Adalbert and St. Prokop in niches, however, this interior furnishings were not returned to the chapel after reconstruction. In 1958 the chapel was included in the list of cultural monuments, in September 2010 it was reconsecrated.