Regional Heritage & Memorials

This collection features the historical and spiritual landmarks of the Frýdek-Místek region. It spans various architectural styles, including the Neo-Gothic Evangelical Church of Saints Peter and Paul and the late Baroque Church of Saints John and Paul. The selection also includes traditional secular sites like the historic bailiff’s house (Fojství) and townhouses, alongside solemn memorials dedicated to the victims of World War I and II and small-scale religious structures like wayside shrines.

Kostel sv. Šimona a Judy

Roman Catholic church in Lískovec representing the area's religious history.

Kostel Panny Marie Sněžné

Roman Catholic church serving the local parish.

Kostel svatého Martina

Roman Catholic parish church located in Skalice.

Evangelický kostel apoštolů Petra a Pavla

Neo-Gothic church built in 1910–1911 for the local evangelical community.

Kostel svatého Jana a Pavla

Late Baroque church in Místek dating back to the mid-18th century.

Kaple svatého Mořice

Small Christian chapel representing local religious traditions.

Fojství

Historic bailiff’s house, a preserved example of traditional administrative architecture.

Fara

Historical rectory building associated with the local parish.

Dům U erbu

Historic townhouse in Místek notable for its architectural features.

Kristus trpící u kůlu

Sacral statue depicting the suffering Christ at the column.

boží muka

Traditional brick wayside shrine, a common feature of the regional religious landscape.

Kaplička

Small roadside chapel dedicated to local spiritual practice.

Památník obětem II. světové války

Memorial honoring local citizens who perished during World War II.

Památník obětem 1. a 2. sv. války

Monument commemorating local victims of both the First and Second World Wars.

Padlým spoluobčanům

War memorial dedicated to the fallen residents of the community.