kaple svatého Huberta (Mstišov) Chapel
The chapel of St. Hubert lies in the middle of the village of Mstišov near Dubí in the district of Teplice. It's a simple but elegant Baroque temple dedicated to St. Hubert, patron hunter. Since 1964, it has been protected as a cultural monument.
The construction was built at the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries. It was built in 1707 on the provocation of František Karl Clary-Aldringen, a great nobleman of his time, builder Kristian Lagler. Although this is a modest scale, it reflects the quality of the building comparable to other monuments of the local nobility from the same period.
The building solution of the chapel is ground-plan oblong, with the facade dividing the Pilaster, thus achieving the impression of height and column. The facade is highlighted by a shield with volute wings, a motif typical of baroque architecture. On both sides of the entrance and in the stitching attachment there are niche with statues - there are statues of St. Hubert, St. Wenceslas and St. John Nepomuk, these guards with baroque elegance located.
The interior of the chapel is filled with harmony of the spatial composition. The ceiling is lined by a Prussian flat vault, a structural element typical of 18th century buildings, which provides the interior of the air and rhythm.
The equipment of the chapel indicates a careful approach to its internal treatment. The dominant is the main Rococo altar with carved attachment decorated by angels. It corresponds to the second half of the 18th century. The central decoration consists of a Baroque painting of St. Hubert, around which five oval paintings of the same period are symmetrically arranged. This painting equipment lets you see the rich iconographic tradition of the younger 18th century. The additional element is made up of a statue of Madonna from the first half of the 18th century, which will incorporate an element of more intimate piety.
The chapel has survived to a new age and stands as a testament to building skills thanks to its maintenance care. In 2005, its complete reconstruction took place, which restored the character and functionality of the chapel to its original state. Since then, the chapel serves not only as a place of interest for philosophers and historians, but also for the organisation of social and cultural events, thereby becoming a living part of the local community. Visiting Mstišov and seeing this Baroque building is an opportunity to learn how it has preserved and preserved the rich culture of centuries past.
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Historical milestones
- 1707
- The position of the Chapel by Kristian Lagler at the impulse of František Karl Clary - Aldringen
- 1964
- Entry into the list of cultural monuments
- 2005
- Complete reconstruction of the chapel
Architectural development
It is a baroque one-storey building with a rectangular ground plan and segmental conclusion. The facade divides the pilaster and adorns it with a tiered shield with volute wings. The interior is covered with a Prussian flat vault.
Historical events
In 1707 the chapel was built on the initiative of František Karl Clary-Aldringen. In 1964 it was declared a cultural monument. A complete reconstruction of the building took place in 2005.
Points of interest
- St. Hubert's Chapel lies in the middle of the village in Mstišov and is protected as a cultural monument since 1964. - The building of the chapel was completed in 1707 on the initiative of František Karl Clary-Aldringen, with architect Kristian Lagler. - The facade of the chapel is broken down by pilasters and has a shield with volute wings, which are typical elements of Baroque architecture. - The interior of the chapel contains a Prussian flat vault from the 18th century, which provides air space and rhythm. - The chapel was completely reconstructed in 2005, which restored its original condition and functionality.
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The Chapel of Saint Hubert stands in the middle of the square in Mstišov near Dubí in the Teplice region. It is a Roman Catholic chapel dedicated to Saint Hubert, and since nineteen sixty-four it has been protected as a cultural monument.
It was built on the orders of František Karel Clary-Aldringen. The construction was carried out in the year seventeen hundred and seven by the builder Kristián Lagler. In two thousand and five, the chapel underwent complete renovation. Since then it has also served as a venue for social and cultural events.
The building has a rectangular floor plan and a facade articulated by pilasters. The front elevation is emphasized by a gable with scrolled wings. On both sides of the entrance and in the gable superstructure are niches with statues. They represent Saint Hubert, Saint Wenceslas, and Saint John of Nepomuk. The interior is vaulted with a Prussian vault.
The main altar is in the Rococo style. Its carved superstructure is adorned with cherubs and a Baroque painting of Saint Hubert. Around the painting, five small oval paintings from the second half of the eighteenth century are arranged symmetrically. The chapel furnishings are complemented by a statue of the Madonna from the first half of the eighteenth century.
Tips for visitors
The best time to visit is early morning or shortly before sunset. The soft light best stands out on the Baroque details of the facade and highlights the architecture of the building. You can reach Mstišova by car and public transport; Check the current connections and timetables in the Internet search engine.
We recommend taking comfortable shoes for a walk around the village. Since the chapel is located in the middle of Mstišova, it is not necessary to carry any special equipment. For the best photos, focus on the rectangular floor plan of the building and its baroque elements, which are the most prominent in side lighting during late afternoon.
For families with children, the visit is suitable as a short educational objective. You can tell the children the legend of St. Hubert, who is the patron saint of hunters, so connect the tour with nature around the village. Since there are no other monuments in the immediate vicinity, we recommend that you focus on detailed observations of this single baroque pearl.
Frequently asked questions
Can the monument be visited?
Religious buildings are usually open mainly during services; at other times a visit is normally arranged with the parish or the operator. We have not verified specific times.
Where is the monument?
Location: Mstišov, Ústecký kraj. The map on this page shows the exact spot.
Why is the monument protected?
It is listed in the Central List of Cultural Monuments of the Czech Republic as a cultural monument (register no. 43441/5-2688).
For kids
More than 319 years ago, when people wore long dresses and played music with musical instruments that were slightly different from those we know today, a very interesting chapel was built in the small town Mstišov. It was like when friends together built their house of cards and wanted to make the most beautiful house they'd ever seen.
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‡ Historical monuments
- Regional Museum in Teplice (4.4 km)
- Memory (4.6 km)
- Memorial 313 victims of death march (5.7 km)
- Old Martin (5.9 km)
- Catastrophe on Döllinger (7.2 km)
- Church of the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary in Duchcove (7.4 km)
- memorial to victims of death march (7.9 km)
- Memorial on former neighbors in ČSR (8.2 km)
Restaurant and catering
- Dubín (3.3 km)
- tour. Chata (5.7 km)
- Bystřický Bouda (6.6 km)
- Pizzeria bar Týna (6.8 km)
- Lugsteinbaude (7.8 km - Hochmoorweg 28)
- Black Orel (7.9 km)
- Stadtcafe Altenberg (11.1 km - Platz des Bergmanns 1)
- Saray Döner (11.4 km - Am Bahnhof 1)
Accommodation
- Motel Sport (6.3 km)
- Hotel Horal (6.6 km)
- Hotel Casanova (7.2 km)
- Bergbaude Lug ins Land (7.9 km - Neugeorgenfeld 23)
- Beerenvilla (8.0 km - Neugeorgenfeld 25)
- Ferienwohnung Kubis (8.0 km - Rosengrund 8)
- Grumbtmühle (8.0 km - Rosengrund 13)
- Hotel Lugsteinhof (8.2 km - Neugeorgenfeld 36)
› Rental and sports
- Regal Bike (4.3 km)
- FITNESS shop (5.9 km)
- D-Sport (5.9 km)
- Killtec (5.9 km)
- Sportisimo (5.9 km)
- Sport Vision (6.0 km)
- Tennis courts (6.4 km)
- Schwimmbad Lugsteinhof (8.2 km)
© Tourism and nature
- Sandy top (5.4 km)
- Storm (5.7 km)
- Komaria (7.0 km)
- Fox Top (7.3 km)
- Traugotthöhe (7.8 km)
- Kleiner Lugstein (7.8 km)
- Großer Lugstein (8.0 km)
- Fuchshübel (8.7 km)
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1. St. Hubert Chapel (Mstišov) * Type: Religious monument * The chapel of St. Hubert is a key attraction of the village Mstišov, known for its historical significance and architectural beauty. It attracts visitors not only with its ancient construction, but also with a quiet environment that offers the opportunity to relax and reflect.
2. Local traditional shops * Type: Cultural experience * After visiting the chapel you can explore small but attractive shops in Mstišov. Here you will find traditional Czech products and handicrafts that reflect the cultural heritage of the region. It's a great way to dive into local life and support small businesses.
3rd Mstišov Park * Type: Green Coat * Shortly from the centre of Mstišova there is a picturesque park, ideal for a short walk or relaxation on the bench. The park offers quiet moments in nature and is the perfect place to relax after visiting the chapel.
4. Mstišov Church * Type: Religious monument * The church in the village represents another important cultural and historical location. Its architecture and interior are fascinating for all who are interested in the history of Czech construction and religious traditions.
This route offers a comprehensive view of the cultural and spiritual life of Mstišova, from the ancient chapel to local shops and the park to the church. It is an ideal way to learn more about this picturesque Czech village.
Seasonal recommendations
In spring, the chapel comes alive together with the surrounding nature. The light is fine and the trees get a fresh, light green color, which creates a hopeful atmosphere. We recommend dressing in layers because the morning cold can still be felt. It is best to visit the place in the morning when the air is purest and nature is the most blooming.
The summer season brings a rich green landscape and bright sunlight that highlights the details of the building. The atmosphere is playful and full of energy. Due to the high season and possible crowds, you better come early in the morning to enjoy your peace. Do not forget light, breathable clothes, sun protection and plenty of fluids for the journey.
Autumn is a time of color and fog that gives the memory a mysterious and a little melancholy touch. The golden leaves around the chapel create a picturesque contrast with architecture. It is practical to choose waterproof shoes and jacket because the path can be wet. The ideal time to visit is the late afternoon when the sun paints the landscape in warm tones.
In winter there is peace and quiet, especially if the chapel covers the snow, which highlights its recluse position. The lighting is shielded and the days are short, which gives the place a strict but soothing character. It is necessary to have warm thermo-underwear, gloves and a hat. Due to limited daylight, plan your trip in the morning and consider possible shorter availability.
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