Kostel svatého Jakuba

Interesting architecture

Nice nice place.

Nice church, but only open to the public cemetery, inside the church just masses.

It is a pity that the church is not accessible - only a few. Also, the original inventory, including the beautiful altar, disappeared after the floods in 2002: - ((There used to be a beautiful and functional organ, antique wooden statues, and a gilded altar). zahadne vyparily.:-/

Absolutely unique Gothic frescoes, stunning St. The building itself is atypical with an asymmetrically placed tower. The entrance can be arranged with Mr. Kostelník and it is really worth it. It is also possible to look into the adjacent wooden bell tower.

The oldest mention of the impressive church of St. Jakub Staršího dates from 1352. The current building was built before 1391 and, in addition to the addition of a sacristy, a vestibule and the reconstruction of the tower in 1541, it has retained its Gothic character. In the second half of the 17th century, the building was baroqued. The church is a single-nave rectangular building with a chapel on the north side and a rectangular presbytery, vaulted with a cross vault from the 14th century. The church is surrounded by a small cemetery and next to it is a valuable wooden bell tower. The oldest mention of the impressive Church of St. Jacob the Elder dates back to 1352. The current object was built before 1391 and, in addition to the annexation of the sacristy, hall and reconstruction of the tower in 1541, it retained its Gothic character. In the second half of the 17th century the building underwent a baroque modifications. The church is a one-nave rectangular building with a chapel on the north side and a rectangular presbytery, arched by a cross vault from the 14th century. The church is surrounded by a small cemetery and a valuable wooden belfry stands next to it.

Well-maintained important Gothic church of unique architecture, with very valuable equipment. Gothic murals from the 14th St.! NKP