kostel Panny Marie Sedmibolestné v Týnci nad Labem Church

The cemetery church of the Virgin Mary of the Seven Painful is located on the northwest edge of Týnek nad Labem at the end of King George's street on the road to Beloušice. This is a Baroque building where the church, along with seven tombstones and fenced walls with gates, are protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.

The beginning of the construction dates back to the second half of the 17th century. The Baroque Chapel was founded in 1682 and documented in 1724. During the 18th century, the fate of the building changed gradually: in 1786, under the Josephine reforms, the cemetery was transferred to the original chapel from the Church of the House of St. John the Baptist. The wars of Naples have brought hard times. In 1806 the chapel was abolished and served as a warehouse of grain and forage for horses.

The salvation of construction was brought about by local citizens' initiative. In 1815 husband and wife Jan Nepomuk Harrer, townsfolk and tanneluh, and Barbora Harrerová, at their own expense, restored the chapel and extended it to a church which was consecrated the same year. The owners built their family tomb in it. During the enlargement, a rectangular boat with a late Baroque front was built on the west side. After both sides of the original chapel there was a wooden oratory on the columns - a unique manifestation of the folk baroque from after 1806. In 1857 the church went through repair to today's appearance. The cemetery was expanded in 1878.

The construction has the character of a simple stone building. The single-boat object with a rectangular boat on the west side has a flat-ceiling with a Fabion ledge. The presbytery is right-angled with a triangular conclusion and a five-sided apsid. The valenou of the vault has the end of the presbytery, which surrounds the sides on the floor of the wooden oratory raised by columns. Underneath the north oratory there is a walled sacristy and cylindrical annex of the spindle staircase. The western facade ends with a volute shield. The roof is saddled with a lid, looped above the presbytery.

The interior retains its historical value. The floor is made up of original wooden pentagon. The main altar dates back to 1725. Copies of Baroque paintings on side altars are from the second half of the 18th century. The door to the circle from 1815 is decorated with pictures of St. Joseph with child and St. John Nepomucký. The wooden benches are from the first third of the 19th century, while the two benches from 1725 were preserved. Varhanami from 1840, the work of organist Josef Jiruska from Hradec Králové, is sound bark. Fourteen paintings of the cross road dates back to the late 18th century.