Saint Gotthard Church

Slaný, Czech Republic

The deanery Church of Saint Gotthard is a Gothic church located on the site of a former Romanesque basilica from the 13th century. The original Renaissance baptistery dates from 1511.

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Founded: 13th century
Category: Religious sites in Czech Republic

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Miroslav Zelenka (2 years ago)
One of the most interesting buildings in Slanské. The roof from the 15th century is also not often seen. Unfortunately, the city management sees it differently and that is why it is only open thanks to the voluntary activity of people, especially around the Parish Charity Slaný. Dik belongs to them.
Tomáš Flégl (2 years ago)
A beautiful Gothic church built on the site of an earlier Romanesque basilica. I also recommend a tour of the interior (there are open days throughout the year).
Ирина Март (3 years ago)
They drove by. We stopped and walked a bit through the streets of the city. It was beautiful.
Ondie (4 years ago)
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