The Roman Catholic Church of St. Michael the Archangel was built in 1832 - 1836 in the Classicist style, later extended by a side chapel. It is a longitudinal single-nave space with an oval presbytery closure with a polygonal outer shell.
Roman Catholic Church of St. Michael the Archangel
The Roman Catholic Church of St. Michael the Archangel was built in 1832 - 1836 in the Classicist style, later extended by a side chapel. It is a longitudinal single-nave space with an oval presbytery closure with a polygonal outer shell.
The interior is vaulted with a Prussian vault, the closure of the presbytery with a conch. Smooth facades are divided only by windows with a semicircular end. The built tower, finished with an onion roof, is divided by lysine frames and sound windows. The main altar is pseudo-Gothic, the central oil painting of St. Michal from the painter Weszelý comes from 1871. On the sides are statues of St. Vendelín and St. Florian. On the side altars there are oil paintings of the Rosary of the Virgin Mary and the Divine Heart. 14 stops of the Stations of the Cross are from 1993. On the choir there is a wooden classicist organ from 1841, which has a keyboard of the Mozart type. In the side chapel is the original altar, with a sculpture of the Virgin Mary with a child. To the north wall of the presbytery is a sacristy, to the south wall is a chapel of the Dezasse family.
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