Parish Church of St. Andreja is an important monument of Slovak sacral architecture from the beginning of the 19th century. The building was built in the years 1807 - 1811 on the site of an older Gothic church. The church is single-nave with a tower and an entrance portal facing the street. A sacristy and an oratory with the tomb of the Brunswick family were built on the sides of the presbytery. The interior furnishings are artistically valuable - in the spirit of classicism, all altars, benches, a baptistery and a pulpit are made. Under the oratory there is a family
Parish Church of St. Andreja is an important monument of Slovak sacral architecture from the beginning of the 19th century. The building was built in the years 1807 - 1811 on the site of an older Gothic church. The church is single-nave with a tower and an entrance portal facing the street. A sacristy and an oratory with the tomb of the Brunswick family were built on the sides of the presbytery. The interior furnishings are artistically valuable - in the spirit of classicism, all altars, benches, a baptistery and a pulpit are made. Under the oratory there is a family
The architect of the church could not be identified, but based on the aesthetic demands, taste and unique contacts of Jozef Brunsvik, we might have met one of the most respected Hungarian architects of the time in the author of the project.
The church is a National Cultural Monument and belongs to the 7 wonders of Dolna Krupa.
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