Zabytki sakralne w Litomyšl

Historic Religious Sites

Litomyšl’s religious architecture spans over six centuries, reflecting the town's evolution from a bishopric seat to a center of modern design. This selection includes the monumental Baroque Piarist Church, the Gothic Deanery Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, and the medieval Church of the Sending of the Holy Apostles. The list also highlights contemporary spiritual life through the award-winning minimalist architecture of the New Church of the Brethren, illustrating a unique dialogue between historical tradition and modern sacred space.

Historic Religious Sites — Mapa

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A

Povýšení sv. Kříže

This Gothic deanery church, founded in the late 14th century, serves as a primary ecclesiastical site near Litomyšl Castle. It features a significant vaulted nave and historical interior furnishings restored after several town fires.

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B

Piaristický kostel Nalezení Sv. Kříže

A Baroque landmark designed by Giovanni Battista Alliprandi between 1714 and 1722. It is renowned for its monumental facade, modern light art installations, and accessible towers offering views of the historic town center.

C

modlitebna sboru CČSH

A prayer house serving the Czechoslovak Hussite Church, located in a former residential building adapted for spiritual gatherings in the 20th century.

D

Kostel Rozeslání apoštolů

Situated on Toulovec Square, this Gothic church was founded in the 14th century as part of a municipal hospital. It remains one of the town's oldest surviving ecclesiastical structures.

E

Hřbitovní kostel sv. Anny

A Baroque cemetery church constructed between 1670 and 1672. It features a simple single-nave design and serves as the architectural focal point of the town's historic burial grounds.

F

Nový kostel Sboru Církve bratrské

Completed in 2010 by architect Zdeněk Fránek, this minimalist structure is a significant example of modern Czech sacred architecture. The design uses slanted planes and natural light to create a symbolic spiritual environment.