Kostel svatého Michaela archanděla (Staré Město) Church
St. Michael's archangel church in the Old Town near Uherské Hradiště is a Roman Catholic parish church with a rich history dating back to the 9th century. This monument is situated on a small elevated terrace above the old morava river bed and is surrounded by an old-town playground that transfers one historical value. St. Michael's Church is an important number of cultural heritage, and its history takes place in positive moments in its region.
The history of the church dates back to the 9th century, when a rotunda was found on the site of the current church with the first ancient construction techniques. This ancient building was built until the middle of the 13th century when it was replaced by a new hall church built by Cistercian monks from the monastery in Velehrad. The cistercians used broken rotunda material, which is reflected in the repeated use of Roman bricks. This new church was built in the style of late-romantic architecture and served as a parish centre also for Uherské Hradiště, whose St. George church to join as a filial one. The importance of St. Michael's skeleton is documented until the end of the 16th century.
Architecturally, the church went through several phases. The mere rotunda from the middle of the 9th century was built with the first ancient construction techniques and celebrated as the spiritual centre of Great Moravia. After the fall of the Great Moravia, which is a potential finding of Ota Slícý denár from the years 1061 - 1086, the rotunda was repaired and decorated with new cast mortar floors. In the 13th century, it was replaced by a new church provided by tankers, which used broken-down roton material. In 1645, the church was further encapsulated and destroyed by the Swedes. In 1734 it was restored and rebuilt to its present form.
St. Michael's Church has a stake in other architectural elements. Under the floor were found several undisturbed Grand Ravan graves, which have valuable information about the area's permits. The Hexagonal Chapel of St. John, which was originally created not deep before the reconstruction of the church in the 13th century, has architectural elements older than the church itself. At St. John's chapel, Roman bricks were not used, which is another proof of the complex history of the construction.
The church of St. Michael was in the past a parish centre for Uherské Hradiště and is nearby. It is necessary to provide that even in locations such as the Ota Sloučný denar, which has survived rotunds after the end of Great Moravia. The cistercians played a key role in the construction and distribution of certain areas in the 13th century, which is also evident in this church.
Today, St. Michael's church is merged as a Roman Catholic parish church and is available for its own resources. Its history and architectural companies, which come from the scope of the monument which it is responsible for. The church of St. Michael is carried by an important sum of the cultural city of the region, but it also attaches to rich history and architecture that has evolved on mine for centuries.
Then and now
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Now
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Historical milestones
- 1061 - 1086
- The finding of Ota the Slick denar confirms that the rotunda survived the Great Moravia.
- 13th Century
- Position of the bone tanker itself.
Architectural development
The Church of St. Michael went through several architectural phases. There was a rotunda from the middle of the 9th century, which waited until the middle of the 13th century when it was replaced by a hall church built by tankers. The material from the broken rotunda was used before the construction of the new church, which is actually used in the opposite of Roman bricks.
Historical events
- 1061 - 1086
- The finding of Ota the Slick denar confirms that the rotunda survived the Great Moravia.
- 13th Century
- The cistercians built a new hall church replacing the entrance plan.
Owners
Prague Archdiocese
Points of interest
- St. Michael's archangel's church is locked up by undisputed great Moravian graves, which are subject to unilateral permits for the biography and culture of Great Moravia.
- In the church was discovered a denar of Ota Slícé from the years 1061 - 1086, which is proof that rotunda survived even after the fall of Great Moravia and served as a spiritual centre.
- The Hexagonal Chapel of St. John in the Church evolved not deeply before the conversion of the church in the 13th century, enacting the established history and several phases of architectural evolution.
- The cistercians from the monastery in Velehrad not only built a new church, but also repeated used Roman bricks from the mandatory rotunda, which illustrates their innovative contribution to the building.
- The church was destroyed in 1645 by the Swedes, which were used in production and conversion to the present form, which means that it is necessary to take into account and a long time for production.
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On a gently elevated terrace above the old riverbed of the Morava, in a location called Na Dědině, stands the Roman Catholic parish Church of Saint Michael the Archangel in Staré Město u Uherského Hradiště. It is surrounded by the old town cemetery. That cemetery cannot be practically studied archaeologically. For over eleven hundred years, the soil here has been turned over constantly by new burials, so all the layers are completely mixed together.
The survey of the church itself revealed much more. Beneath its floor, several undisturbed Great Moravian graves were found, as well as the foundations of a rotunda from the middle of the ninth century. Some elements of ancient construction techniques were applied in its construction. The rotunda survived the fall of Great Moravia, which is documented by the discovery of a denarius of Otto the Mild from the years 1061 to 1086. It received a new cast mortar floor, was decorated, and served until the thirteenth century.
Then it was replaced by a late Romanesque hall church with an elongated rectangular chancel. It was built by Cistercian monks from Velehrad. This dating is confirmed by clay tiles from the workshops of the Velehrad monastery. The monks used material from the demolished rotunda. In the church's masonry, therefore, one hundred six Roman bricks are found, which served here for the third time.
One encounters Roman bricks almost everywhere here, actually. About a thousand of them have been found so far, including fragments. They bear stamps of the Fourteenth Legion from Carnuntum as well as of a private producer from the same place. They probably come from the remains of a nearby Roman building, which has not yet been discovered.
An exception is the hexagonal Chapel of Saint John, where Roman bricks were not used. It probably arose not long before the church was rebuilt in the thirteenth century. Its architectural elements are more archaic and the masonry differs from the church in both nature and composition.
The importance of the Church of Saint Michael is evidenced by the fact that it was the parish church for Uherské Hradiště until the end of the sixteenth century. The Church of Saint George there belonged to it as a filial church, possibly because of the original significance of the place from the time of Velehrad.
Later the church was vaulted. In 1645 it was destroyed by the Swedes, and in 1734 it was restored and rebuilt. In this form it serves to this day.
Tips for visitors
The best time taken in Saint Michael's archangel is a real or probable procedure where this measure is considered compatible with the internal market. This time also offers ideal support for photos with natural light benefits.
You wish to conclude a terrace agreement with you and if this project has no impact on the Sunflower, which could be investigated and supplied with drinking water. If you are interested in the history of the church, some guide or application with information may also be useful.
Photography is mainly transport from the north side of the cube, which has a terrace excel over the surroundings and offers impotent service to Staré Město. Sunlight in the morning or party sends no support for captured architecture details.
In a disadvantaged statement by the historical center of Old Town, which offers a quantitative culture and gastronomic experience. For robots with children, it is an interesting choice to visit nearby parks or playgrounds.
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: Staré Město, Zlínský 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 national cultural monument (register no. 134). It is protected as part of a larger listed ensemble.
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1.Kostel svatého Michaela archanděla (Staré Město) * Type: * Relief * Why is it worth visiting: * This Baroque church is a tiny spiritual and historical center of Old Town. Its architecture, created in the 18th century, represents the essentials of its own beauty and rich history.
2. The Old Town Square * Type: * Square * Why is it worth a visit: * This central right is part of the Old Town, which is located in many historical boxes and monuments. It is an ideal bridge for walking and supporting materials of the city.
3. Old Town Church * Type: * Relief * Why is it worth visiting: * This Gothic church is another main spiritual center of Old Town. It is known that from public funds economic activities are intended for the circumstances and history of economic activities.
4. Old Town Hall * Type: * Historical building * Why is it worth visiting: * This Baroque Town Hall is called a new architecture and historical source. It is home to many cultural events and exponents that go to smaller and tourist areas.
5. Old Town Beers * Type: * Beers * Why is it worth a visit: * This brewery offers beer from a small brewery and is an ideal place to relax after walks. It is also a place where you can get more about a local drinking tradition.
This route is accompanied by a short and engaging journey through the historical heart of Old Town, offering combined pearl architects and cultural experiences.
Seasonal recommendations
Spring: In the spring possible acquisition Church of St. Michael's archangel in Old Town Zlínský kraje's experience of the unforgettable moved on to all-time games and trees that enclose the dame. The sun will elevate the church's architecture in a gentle way, transforming it into an atmosphere of calm and new. It is recommended that you not sleep in the lost subject outside the crowd - how limited the capacity of the church it is advisable to run it over in mild hours. A good day for determination will also be the one where he avoids the assessment with a rain to be taken into account.
Summer: In the summer period, St. Michael's archangel church is a favorite place for tourists and smaller ones, which is the place of the surface atmosphere of life. Sunshine beam islet church facade in the best light, while surrounding green spaces of promising adjoining to lay down and relax under permanent old trees. Where aid is granted in accordance with Article 107 (3) (b) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, aid may be granted only if it is necessary. Forget the excess of sun sugar and light siege.
Autumn: In the autumn possible acquisition of St. Michael's Church archangel challenging places on the golden and red palette of leaves that should be put into service. Sunshine days transferring romantic light to the church, providing ideal support for a beautiful photovoltaic or peaceful walk in the sights. It is supplied by the insurer to run it over in mild delayed hours, where the temperature is pleasant and the crowd is less intense than in summer quantities. A good day for your own use will also be the one who avoids soils - conditional measures can be granted.
Winter: In the winter countries, St. Michael's Archangel Church in Old Town Zlínský kraj offers a demanding peaceful and quiet atmosphere. Sunshine radiant stale church facade in winter, which converts to romantic movement to a dame. A good day for your own use will also be the one where you do not create a baby - beyond the fact that it is promotional and cold. Forget to mix your warm suit and also suitable for finished springs.
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