Kostel svatého Mikuláše - Třebušín 6

A beautiful church, in which a wonderful organ concert took place as part of the XII. year of the Czech Organ Festival.

The earlier building (probably Gothic) is mentioned in 1384, but the Romanesque church probably stood here earlier. It was then destroyed during the Hussite and subsequent wars, and in 1709 the construction of a Baroque church began. The single-nave longitudinal church with distinctive side chapels creates a cross layout in plan. There is a prismatic tower in the western facade. The church surrounds the cemetery. A rampart and moat were found in the vicinity of the church, perhaps the remains of a St. John's fortress. Above the church is a late Baroque statue of St. Jan Nepomucký, dated in the extension by 1747. The building of a brick two-storey rectory with a shallow axial risalit dates from 1713. In the 19th century, the rectory was rebuilt. The former building (probably Gothic) is mentioned in 1384, but the Romanesque church probably stood here earlier. It was then destroyed during the Hussite, but also the following wars, and in 1709 the construction of a Baroque church has begun. A single-nave longitudinal church with distinctive side chapels creates a cross-sectional ground plan. There is a prismatic tower in the western façade. The church is surrounded by a cemetery. In the vicinity of the church, a wall and a moat were found, perhaps the remains of a fort of the Johanites. Above the church there is a late Baroque statue of st. John of Nepomuk dated in the extension 1747. The building of a storey parish office with a shallow axial risalit comes from 1713. In the 19th century, the parish office was rebuilt.

A very nice Baroque church is certainly a landmark of the village since 1709-1725, when it was built on the site of an earlier church mentioned as early as 1384. It is likely that before it stood a Romanesque church. The church stands below Kalich Castle, which creates a beautiful background. Beautiful place.

On August 10, 2019, we had a real feast of organ music here in the beautiful Baroque church of St. Nicholas in Třebusín. As part of the 13th year of the Czech Organ Festival, the organist of St. Bartholomew's Church in Rakovník and the Venio Abbey in Prague on the White Mountain performed here by Aleš Nosek. The program featured music by Johann Sebastian Bach, Johan Gottfried, Johan Christian Kittel, John the Baptist Vanhal, Johan Eberhard West, Max Reger and Robert Jones. The artist's performance was rewarded by long-standing applause from the audience. Thanks for the wonderful experience.