Tolerance Church
Historic Protestant church built in 1785 following the Edict of Toleration. It is one of the oldest surviving structures of its kind and currently forms part of an open-air museum. Read more…
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The Tolerance Church is a historic Protestant place of worship constructed in 1785, shortly after the issuance of the Edict of Toleration. As one of the oldest surviving structures of its type, the building is characterized by its simple hall design and a semi-circular apse. It has been protected as a cultural heritage site since 1963.
The church is integrated into the Zichpil open-air museum, located in a historic district alongside a former synagogue and Jewish houses. It features as part of guided tours that detail the history of the local evangelical community.
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