kaple svatého Isidora (Brada-Rybníček) Chapel
The chapel of St. Isidor is a Baroque chapel in the village Brada-Rybníček, in the region Královéhradecký kraj of the Czech Republic. Built in 1727 by Franz Ignatius Growth as a private chapel on his property, that is, he was never owned by the church. This unique aspect combined with rich history and cultural significance makes it a fascinating place to explore.
The history of the chapel dates back to 1727, when František Ignatius Rost entered his construction. According to legend, Rost had a dream in which he found a little religious painting of an unknown saint on his property, which he later used as a basis for the initiation of the chapel to St. Isidor. The chapel was built as a private place of worship, probably chosen for its separation and picturesque views.
The architecture of the chapel is characteristic of the Baroque style, although the specific materials used in its construction are not documented. It has not undergone any significant changes or reconstructions over the years, maintaining its original design and layout. The interior and exterior of the chapel are probably simple and blunt, reflecting its modest origin.
The chapel had several owners. It was originally owned by František Ignatius Rost, who built it on his property as a private chapel. In 1987, the chapel was acquired by Vít and Vera Černých, who have since helped in its preservation and restoration. In 2016, Isidor was founded on support and renovation of the chapel, thereby ensuring its lasting importance and cultural importance.
The chapel hosted several major events. It was a place of weddings for prominent local families, including leparas and breadth. The location of the chapel made him a center for intellectual and cultural activity in the region, attracting remarkable figures from the area. The traditional pilgrimage of the chapel, which took place every Sunday after 10 May, was an important event in the local calendar until its completion in 1900.
Today the chapel remains a unique and fascinating place to visit. Its history, cultural importance and picturesque location make it an attractive destination for interested people to explore the region's rich heritage. Visitors can learn about the history and importance of the chapel and participate in various events and activities organised by Spolek Isidor. The chapel's efforts to preserve and restore ensure its lasting importance and importance in the local community, making it a target for anyone interested in history, culture and architecture.
Then and now
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The historical appearance on the left is an AI-generated visualisation and serves as inspiration only.
Historical milestones
- 1727
- Construction of St. Isidor Chapel started
- 1900
- Traditional pilgrimage interrupted
- 1987
- Chapel obtained by Vita and Véra Černúch
- 2016
- Isidor founded for support and renovation of the chapel
Architectural development
The chapel was built in Baroque style using unknown materials. It has not undergone any significant changes or reconstructions.
Historical events
- 1727
- Built by Franz Ignatius Rost
- 1900
- Traditional pilgrimage ended
- 1987
- The chapel was won by Víta and Vera Černý
- 2016
- The Isidor Society was based on renovation and promotion of the chapel
Owners
František Ignatik Rost, married to Vite and Vera Černý, Associate Isidor
Points of interest
- František Ignatius Rost, the original owner of the chapel, had a dream in which he found on his property a little religious painting of an unknown saint who later used as a basis for the initiation of the chapel to St. Isidor.
- The chapel was built on a hill with a picturesque view, which makes it a remote and picturesque place for private worship.
- The chapel has been owned by several people over the years, including Víta and Vera Černý, who have helped in its preservation and restoration, and Isidor, a company founded in 2016 to promote and renovate the chapel.
- The chapel is a place of weddings of prominent local families, including Leparas and Shires, and thanks to its location and cultural importance it also attracts important figures from the area.
- The traditional pilgrimage of the chapel, which took place every Sunday after 10 May, was an important event in the local calendar until its completion in 1900.
Guide
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Welcome to the Chapel of St. Isidor in Brad-Pond. You stand before one of the most typical baroque chapels in the region. The chapel was built in 1727 on a hill with beautiful views. Let's move on to the historical context. The chapel was built by František Ignác Rost as a private chapel on his property. It's remarkable that the chapel never belonged to the church. Its rich history is full of important events, including the weddings of local noble families and traditional pilgrims that took place in the past.
Now watch out for architecture. The chapel is built in a baroque style characteristic of this period. Look at the facade of the chapel and notice details such as windows and doors. Also note the atmosphere that prevails here. It's really specific and unique.
Let's go back to history. František Ignác Rost had a dream in which he discovered on his property a small visual image of an unknown saint. He used it as an inspiration to dedicate the chapel to Saint Isidor. That's really interesting and mysterious.
The interesting fact is that the chapel was built on a hill with a beautiful view. It's a really beautiful place where you can rest and rest.
Today the chapel is in private hands and is carefully maintained. In 2016, Isidor was established to seek conservation and renovation. It is really important that we succeed in preserving this beautiful chapel for future generations.
Whether you are here for the first time or have already visited the chapel of Saint Isidor, we hope you will enjoy it. It's a really unique place that stays with you even when you get home.
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: Brada-Rybníček, Královéhradecký kraj. The map on this page shows the exact spot.
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Nearby
The chapel is located in the village Brada-Rybníček, surrounded by rural landscape.
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Themed route
Route: Brada-Rybníček
1. St. Isidor Chapel (main cil): This chapel is an important monument and is worth the effort for new architecture and history. It is located in the heart of the village Brada-Rybníček and is surrounded by a quiet rural landscape.
2. Pond: The local pond is an ideal place to relax and relax. Possibility of permitted quantity and fuel.
3. Brada-Rybníček: Walk through this vestibule offers the opportunity to familiarize yourself with traditional rural life and architecture.
Seasonal recommendations
Spring: Spring is an ideal way to build the Chapel of Saint Isidor, because nature around it is in a gaseous amount divided. Forests are full of cabbage and have properties. The atmosphere is calm and calm. Advice to build a chapel in spring weather when the weather is sunny and warm. The best time to build a chapel is a laundry or an afternoon when there are fewer people.
Summer: The main summer season is full of tourists who are seeing the Chapel of Saint Isidora. We recommend we get there hard to avoid the crowd. Lighting is ideal for photography, because the sunny light lights into the chapel. The atmosphere is intelligent and full of life. The best time to build a chapel is laundry or early afternoon, chy is sunny weather.
Autumn: The support measure is ideal for the determination of St. Isidor's Chapel because the event is within the coloring. The woods are full of yellow, orange and red leaves. The atmosphere is calm and calm. Documentation to build a chapel in autumn weather when it is helpful sunny and cold. The best time to build a chapel is a laundry or an afternoon when there are fewer people.
Winter: Winter is the time when the Chapel of Saint Isidor is closed. By recommending to build a chapel in winter weather, but only in the line that it is open. The atmosphere is calm and calm. Let us wear warm clothes and shoes to avoid cold. The best time to build a chapel is at noon, the chy is open.
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