Kostel Povýšení svatého Kříže (Linhartovy) Church
The Church of the Elevation of the Holy Cross is located in the village Linhartovy near the local chateau. Empire parish church has been protected as a cultural monument since 1958.
Until 1833, the village did not have its own temple. Instead, the believers met in the chateau chapel of St. Hyacint in the local chateau, but it stopped being sufficient over time - it was capacically inconvenient and technical difficulties arose. In the 1920s, money was provided for the church. The construction started in 1833 and according to the documents it was completed in the following year when the church was consecrated.
The newly built temple was gradually replenished. In 1862, the municipality acquired an organ. O plusieurs later, in 1901, there was a major reconstruction - an internal painting was carried out by the painter Gustav Pršeček. The church thus acquired the current form of interior equipment.
The First World War brought unnecessary disasters to the temple. Brass candlesticks and bells were restored for war purposes. It took until 1925 for the bells to return home. In 1928, an organ exchange took place. The Second World War once again affected the church - the bells were repossessed.
After the end of World War II followed a long period during which the church was kept minimally. It was only in the 1990s that more extensive reconstruction took place. The roof was repaired, the windows were replaced, the paintings were restored and the restoration work on the statues was carried out.
From an architectural point of view, the church is built from bricks and has a single boat plan. The presbytery is detached and right-angled, part of the layout is oblong sacristy. The main facade of the church is interestingly addressed - its central part is highlighted by the belt rustic, which runs out two Tuscan pilasters. The facade is not without a vertical equity - a characteristic prism tower is turned off above its centre, which ends with a needle roof. The whole roof is protected by slate cover.
Today, the church is a place where history flows with ordinary religious practice. It is a testimony about the emancipation of this village and how local believers have enforced the need for their own temple. Churches like this are part of the identity of the Czech countryside and its architectural heritage.
Then and now
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Now
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Historical milestones
- 1833
- Opening of the church building, which replaced the chapel at castle Linhartovy
- 1834
- The church was consecrated and finished
- 1862
- Organ acquisition
- 1958
- Registered as a cultural monument
Architectural development
The church was built in 1833-1834 in Empire style. In 1901 there was a reconstruction with internal painting. In the 1990s, extensive reconstruction of the roof, windows and paintings took place, including restoration work on statues.
Historical events
In 1833 the construction of the church started, which replaced the chapel in the chateau. In 1862 the organ was taken, in 1901 an internal painting was carried out by the painter Gustav Preček. During the First World War, brass candlesticks and bells were restored only in 1925.
Points of interest
- The Church of the Ascension of the Holy Cross was built in the years 1833-1834 as the first own temple for the village Linhartovy, for before it served the local chapel in the chateau.
- In 1862 the municipality obtained an organ which was later exchanged in 1928.
- The interior painting of the church was performed in 1901 by the painter Gustav Pršeček.
- During the First World War, brass candlesticks and bells were restored, which returned to the church in 1925.
The Second World War once again struck the church when the bells were seized.
Guide
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Welcome to the Church of the Holy Cross in Linharts!
You are facing a simple but elegant empirical structure that reflects the peace and humility of a place where people have been praying and meeting for over a hundred years. This church, built between 1833 and 1834, replaced the old chapel of Saint Hyacint, which stood on a nearby chateau and could no longer meet the needs of the growing village. Let's look at his history and what his facades and surroundings can tell you.
Let's go back to the past. In the middle of the nineteenth century, there was only a small chapel that served the nobility based in the chateau. But time brought changes - the village Linhartovy grew and so decided to build the first own church. The construction began in 1833, and already a year later, in 1834, the temple was consecrated. At the time, it was not only a spiritual, but also a social centre of the village. Later, in 1862, the municipality acquired an organ that gave the church a richer sound atmosphere. The original ones were later exchanged in 1928, but their arrival was a big event for the then residents.
Now pay attention to what you're seeing right now. The church is built of bricks, which gives it strength and simple beauty. His facade is emphasized by belt rustic - these are the vertical outputs that highlight his walls, and Tuscan Pilasters, columns that give him a noble look. There is a simple shield above the entrance that ends the whole building. Note how the church harmoniously fits into the surrounding environment - it stands near the chateau park, which gives the whole place a peaceful and noble atmosphere.
The church has its own stories. In 1901, the painter Gustav Pršeče created an interior painting which still decorated his interior. Although we cannot see her from the outside, her existence reminds us that this temple was not only a place of worship, but also of artistic expression. In 1958 the church was registered among cultural monuments, which confirms its importance not only for believers but also for the history of the region.
Now let's talk about something interesting. Do you know that this church was the first temple of its own for the village Linhartovy? Before its construction, people had to go to the chapel in the chateau, which was mainly intended for nobility. The fact that a separate sacral structure was built was a big step forward for the people back then. And although we have not been able to find out the names of architects, their work stands here to this day - simple but expressing deep faith and tradition.
Take another look at the facade before leaving. Notice how its lines and details reflect the empirical style - which was popular at the time and associated classicism with new ideas. The church is not only a monument, but also a place where people meet, where they pray and where another chapter of its history is written.
Thank you for taking the time to stop by this beautiful place. If you are interested in learning more, you can visit the nearby chateau park or visit the local museum. Let the visit to Linhartov bring you peace and inspiration - whether you are here for a monument, nature or just peace. Goodbye!
Frequently asked questions
Is Kostel Povýšení svatého Kříže (Linhartovy) open to the public?
Yes, the church is open to the public during the opening hours.
How do I get to the place by car / public transport?
The church can be reached by car on 3rd Street from Linhartov Square. Public transport (public transport) is available in a nearby city, from which you can reach by bus or taxi.
How much is the entrance fee and is it paid on the spot?
Admission is not charged, the church is open to the public for free.
Is the tour suitable for children and seniors?
Yes, a church tour is suitable for all age groups. Special tours and activities are available for families with children.
How long does the tour take?
The church tour takes approximately 30 minutes, but can be extended according to the interest of visitors.
What are the opening times and booking is required?
The church is open to the public from Tuesday to Friday at 9: 00- 16: 00, Saturday and Sunday at 10: 00- 17: 00. Reservation is not necessary, but a previous contact form is recommended for more visitors.
What's interesting in the immediate vicinity?
In the immediate vicinity of the church is the Castle Park Linhartovy, which offers nice walks and views of the surrounding countryside.
For kids
Imagine going back to the past, when the village Linhartovy was still young and the Church of the Holy Cross was just a small wooden temple. There were people who lived by the principles of Christianity and those who came from foreign countries to settle here.
How did it look here? The village was full of life, agriculture and craft. People lived in small houses that were built around the church. The church was the center of the village where weddings, funerals and other important events took place.
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Nearby
In the area there is a castle Linhartovy with its chateau park, which is part of the cultural heritage of the village. The natural landscape typical of the border region of the Moravian-Silesian Region is also nearby.
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Themed route
1. Castle Linhartovy (Type: Chateau) - Historical building which is part of the cultural heritage of the village. 2. Castle Park (Type: Park) - Ideal place for relaxation within the historical area. 3. Kostel Povýšení svatého Kříže (Linhartovy) (Type: Church) - The main destination of the trip, representing a significant sacral monument. 4. Natural landscape typical of the border region of the Moravian-Silesian region (Type: Natural landscape) - Space for observing the specific nature in this border area.
Seasonal recommendations
Spring: In the spring period, the Church of the Elevation of the Holy Cross in the Linharts opens up in beautiful lighting, when the sun rays particularly highlight architectural beauty. Nature around the church receives lively colours with flowering bush and trees in full bloom, creating an ideal environment for relaxation and relaxation. Visit this historical object early in the afternoon to avoid the rest of the working time and enjoy a quiet atmosphere. It is recommended to wear clothes suitable for mild temperatures because spring weather can be variable.
Summer: Summer brings the Church of the Holy Cross the greatest attendance in Linhart, which is due to its attractive location and beautiful nature. Sunshine days are ideal for long walks around the historical monument, but in the main summer season it is recommended to arrive early in the morning or later in the evening to avoid large crowds. Don't forget to protect against the sun and wear light clothes that will allow you a relaxed walk even on warmer days.
Autumn: Autumn offers the Church of the Elevation of the Holy Cross in the Linharts in special lighting when tree leaves are colored and form an idiotic background for church construction. The atmosphere is calm and pleasant, which makes this time ideal for visiting without excessive crowds of tourists. It is proposed to visit the memory in the early afternoon or evening time when the temperature is pleasant and fewer people pass through the surrounding pavement. Wear as many layered clothes as possible, because autumn weather can be variable.
Winter: Winter brings the Church of the Holy Cross in Linhart a unique atmosphere where church architecture is highlighted by a snow blanket and ice trees. Visit this historic building early in the day because opening hours can be limited due to winter weather. It is important to dress warm with tools and protective legs to enjoy a walk without discomfort. Winter visit offers a quiet atmosphere and the possibility to watch the church in its most beautiful winter clothes.
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