Kostel Zvěstování Panny Marie - Komenského nám. 125

Nice baracks around

A nice building from outside. I did not have the opportunity to go inside.

Great Children's Mass every Sunday from 10:00.

The church is rather poor in equipment, but this is replaced by interesting and romantic catacombs. It also brings together younger Catholics and families with children.

The beautiful Gothic single nave church of the Annunciation can be found in Klášterní Street, connecting Pernštýn Square with Comenius Square. It was founded around 1359 by Archbishop Arnošt of Pardubice. After a fire in 1507, the church was rebuilt in the late Gothic style in 1515 on the basis of a decree by Wilhelm von Pernstein. The church used to be a cemetery, which was canceled in 1510. The church burned down again in 1538 and 1645, the second time as a result of the bombardment of Pardubice by Swedish troops. Then he fell into disrepair for a long time. In 1800 it was reopened, but it was consecrated only in 1815. Emperor Francis I donated 1292 gold for decoration. The penultimate modification underwent in the years 1904–1905 under the leadership of Bóža Dvořák. The main Baroque altar was replaced by a new Gothic altar and the ceiling of the presbytery was decorated with paintings based on a design by Mikoláš Aleš. The beautiful Gothic single-nave Church of Virgin Mary can be found in Klášterní Street, connecting Pernštýnské Square with Komenský Square. It was founded around 1359 by Archbishop Arnošt of Pardubice. After the fire in 1507, the church was modified in late Gothic style by the order of Vilém of Pernštejn in 1515. Part of the church was a cemetery, which was abolished in 1510. The church burnt again in 1538 and 1645, the second time Due to the bombing of Pardubice by Swedish troops. Then it was falling into disrepair for a long time. It was re-opened in 1800, but was consecrated in 1815. The decoration was given by Emperor Franz Joseph by 1292 gold coins. The penultimate adaptation passed in the years 1904-1905 under the leadership of Bóža Dvořák. The main Baroque altar was replaced by the new Gothic one and the presbytery ceiling was adorned with paintings according to the masterpiece of Mikoláš Aleš.

Another building of that golden age of old Pardubice under the Persians. Good that she was rescued from decontamination in the 19th century.

Very beautiful church in the Gothic style. The first mention of the foundation in 1359.