klášter s kostelem sv. Bartoloměje a farou - Opavská 860/88

Church of st. Bartholomew is the dominant of the city visible tens of kilometers. The oldest part of the building is a white Renaissance tower from the first third of the 16th century. In the tower there is a stone baptistery from that time and two valuable bells from the 17th century, which were then killed by the then owner of the manor Jakub Eichendorff. The neo-Gothic triple nave with an incomplete transverse ship is the work of the prominent local builder Josef Seyfried (1865-1923), as well as the entire area around. The church, which consists of the vicarage, the former monastery of the Sisters of the Heart of God - today the seat of the Municipal Office of Kravaře - and the enclosure wall with entrance gates. The whole complex was founded at the turn of the 19th and 20th century, the church was consecrated in 1896.