Kostel Svatého Jiří - Hloubětínská 5

Neo-Gothic parish church with a small cemetery next to the Hloubětín Castle. Around the church are mature trees that provide protection from the sun on hot days. There are also several benches for rest. Worship is in the church 3 times a week. Very quiet and peaceful place.

The impressive single-nave Gothic church with a number of neo-Gothic alterations is under the administration of the Order of the Red Star Crusaders. The first mention of the church in Hloubětín dates from 1217. The sanctuary in the Gothic style was built in 1257. Its existence is evidenced by a papal charter of the Bishop of Prague Nicholas of 13 February 1257, which confirmed the Order of the Red Star Crusaders, the Hloubětín one was also on this list. In 1695 it was rebuilt, in 1892 it received a beamed ceiling. Until 1847, the tower stood on the site of today's sacristy, then it was demolished and a new tower was built in front of the entrance on the southwest side. At the same time, the nave was extended. In 1987, the masonry of the church and tower was repaired. From 1365 until the Hussite wars, all pastors are known. Then the rectory disappeared and was restored at the end of the 17th century in connection with the reconstruction of the church. In 1958, the church was declared an immovable monument. The impressive single-nave Gothic church with a number of neo-Gothic alterations is under the administration of the Order of the Red Star Crusaders. The first mention of the church in Hloubětín dates from 1217. The sanctuary in the Gothic style was built in 1257. Its existence is evidenced by a papal charter of the Prague´s Bishop Nicholas of 13 February 1257, which confirmed specific churches to the Order of the Red Star Crusaders. the Hloubětín one was also on this list. In 1695 it was rebuilt, in 1892 it received a beamed ceiling. Until 1847, the tower stood on the site of today's sacristy, then it was demolished and a new tower was built in front of the entrance on the southwest side. At the same time, the nave was extended. In 1987, the masonry of the church and tower was repaired. From 1365 until the Hussite wars, all pastors are known. Then the rectory ceased to exist and was restored at the end of the 17th century in connection with the reconstruction of the church. In 1958, the church was declared an immovable monument.

An interesting parish church, built in the Gothic style, with landscaped surroundings. Services are held three times a week / Tuesday and Friday from 6 pm, on Sunday from 8:30 am /, on Tuesday after the Mass of Holy Catechesis. Info board for the public with an explanation of the sacraments / baptism of an adult or child, confirmation, holy communion, the sacrament of reconciliation, etc./. A tourist business card can be purchased at the nearby Municipal District Office.