Svatá Anna na Tanaberku - Svatá Anna na Tanaberku

Beautiful place, but I was here after a long time and unfortunately the sight of crumbling seating slightly disappointed me. :-(

Beautiful view, no signage from the driveways by car, on foot yes. Narrow road, in one part when reversing with an oncoming car must reverse. Pleasant excursion place

A place of pilgrimage above the village of Hájek, which is directly created for relaxation and rest. You can get here on foot or by car. In front of the church there are several wooden tables with benches and a gazebo, where weddings are sometimes held. From the parking lot is a beautiful view of the surrounding area. The road leading to the church from the village of Pranta is actually the Stations of the Cross, resp. it is lined with scenes from Christ's suffering. This work is modern and consists of tiles placed on stone. We really like it here.

Baroque church unexpectedly in the middle of the forest. A place visited by Božena Němcová. Beautiful nature around. An original Stations of the Cross is installed in front of the top.

Beautiful walk, nice view, possible sitting, parking, but better hiking from the village Hájek.

Great place for a wedding, picnic, walk. It leads around a bike path. There is a beautiful view of the Bohemian and Bavarian Forest

Worth a visit. Nice place near the village Všeruby, except for the church of St. Anny also offers a nice view of the surroundings. Easily accessible both by car, you can park almost in the immediate vicinity, or on foot from the village of Hájek. The terrain is not physically demanding, even small children can handle it. A bit of history: Church of St. Anny was built on the initiative of the parish priest Schübl and the Jesuits of Klatovy in the years 1712 - 1719 by Mark Antony Gilmetti at a cost of 20,000 Rhine gold. The building had an elliptical shape with three towers. Two, no longer existing today, stood above the entrance hall. The outer perimeter of the nave was decorated with six life-size statues of saints. Today, only the statue of St. Wenceslas, the patron saint of the Czech land, which looks towards Brodek, stands in its place. From 1740, the church passed into the administration of the aristocratic family of Stadions of Kout, who had a pilgrimage house established here in 1723, and in 1747 a parish with a foundation for two priests. From 1816 there was also a school here. On Three Kings in 1865, the whole church burned down, after the devastating fire only the perimeter walls remained. Only the image of St. Anny. During the subsequent repairs, the towers above the entrance hall were not restored. The Tanaber patron, Count Filip Stadion, who died on September 17, 1839, was buried in the tomb in front of the main altar of the church according to his last will.

One of the dominants of the Všerubský pass is the impressive church of St. Anny na Vrchu Tanaberk 515 m.n.m. The peculiarity of this church building is certainly its circular floor plan, reminiscent of a stepped rotunda with a square sacristy added to the church tower. Originally, sandstone statues stood on the circular roof of the church, but unfortunately, the vandals noticed them. On July 25, 1703, the ill organist Pojer from Všerub saw a mysterious glow here, and subsequently his miraculous healing took place. As a token of gratitude, he had a wooden chapel built here. It is said that there were many miraculous healings. The chapel was replaced by a pilgrimage church, built between 1712 and 1717 by the Klatovy builder of Italian origin. M. A. Gilmettim. In the immediate vicinity of the church we will discover the remains of a former school, an inn and signs of church pilgrimages and camps for believing children. On the wall of the church we find an information board with the history of this place of pilgrimage and a nearby signpost of tourist marked paths and destinations. From the Tanaberk hill there is a wonderful view of the western part of the Shamava and the Hoher Bogen mountains in neighboring Baborsko. Unfortunately, you will not see much through the mature trees Všerubský pass, Český les with its dominant mountain Čerchov 1041.8 m.n.m. Haltrava Mountains and also the northern highlands of the Branišov Forest with a lookout tower on Koráb Hill 772.9 m.n.m. It is worth visiting this nice place near the village Všeruby u Kdyně in the district Domažlice.