Kostel svatého Fabiána a Šebestiána - Libocká 5

After reading from the Bible, all the children from the church call in advance and ask what the reading was about, it seems nice to me that the children of the Mass take something away. Otherwise the church nice.

Carmelites have a beautiful preaching, open heart and everybody.

One of the few churches where it is possible to make the first 9 Marian Saturdays, in the morning at 7:30 there is a Mass on Saturday. But it is necessary to follow the current schedule of services on the parish website. The Sacrament of Reconciliation is always possible half an hour before the service in the confession room in the church or in the winter at the parish or after individual agreement with the priest. There are Carmelites!

Beautiful church in Liboc next to the park Hvězda, accessible by public transport, is barrier-free, parking in the parking lot for church visitors free of charge. About 300 meters below the church pleasant sitting in the pizzeria Fabiano.

The concert of Ryb's Mass was wonderful. Thank you

The area of ​​the church is a significant feature of the historic center of Liboka. The late Classicist church from 1842-1844 replaced the older, originally Romanesque building. According to the (not so credible) reports of the chronicle of Václav Hájek from Libočany, the history of the church dates back to 992, when Prince Boleslav II allegedly ordered it. build a stone church above the village. The village of Liboc with the adjacent Malejov forest was donated to the Břevnov Monastery when it was founded in 993. The church is reliably documented by written sources as early as 1318, but the Romanesque building already existed in the 13th century. During the Thirty Years' War, the church was destroyed and restored in 1663. Around the church was a cemetery and a separate bell tower building. This old church was demolished in 1842 and replaced by a new Classicist building. The author of the project was the Prague builder Karel Brust. The new church was consecrated on October 20, 1844. The area of ​​the church is a significant dominant feature of the historical center of Liboc. The late Classicist church from 1842-1844 replaced the older, originally Romanesque building. According to unreliable reports of the chronicle of Václav Hájek of Libočany, the history of the church dates back to 992, when it was allegedly commanded by Prince Boleslav II to build a stone church over the village. The village of Liboc with the adjoining forest named Malejov was donated to the Břevnov Monastery when it was founded in 993. The church is well documented by written sources to 1318, but the Romanesque building existed here already in the 13th century. During the Thirty Years' War, the church was damaged, restored was in 1663. Around the church there was a cemetery with a separate bell tower. This old church was demolished in 1842 and replaced by a Classicist new building. The author of the project was Prague builder Karel Brust. The new church was consecrated on October 20, 1844.

The dominant feature of Horní Liboka is the church building and the former school. The whole area, including Obory Hvězda and Libocký rybník, is worth a beautiful walk.