Kostel sv. Martina

Nice church. Mass on Tuesday and Saturday...

Pseudo-Romanesque Church of St. Martina was built in 1867 on the site of the original Romanesque rotunda from the 14th century.

Church of st. Martina was first mentioned in the list of the papal tithe in 1352, when it belonged to the Knights of the Cross with the Red Star, and at the time it was in the form of a rotunda, which was modified and rebuilt for years. Since 1630, religious from the Zbraslav monastery served here. The old church needed expansion, so it was decided in 1865 to build a new church in the pseudo-Romanesque style, which was completed in a year and consecrated in October 1875. When it began to demolish in 1866, found a number of skeletal remains and two gravestones. In 1935 new bells were hung, the original ones were taken over during the Second World War. war. The church tower was repaired in 1960. Church of st. Martin was first mentioned in the list of Papal Tithe in 1352, when it belongs to the Knights of the Cross with the Red Star, and at the time it has the form of a rotunda, which was modified and rebuilt for years. Since 1630, the monks from the Zbraslav monastery served here. The old church needed expansion, so it was decided to build a new church in the pseudo-Romanesque style in 1865, which was completed in a year and consecrated in October 1875. When the old church began to be demolished in 1866, a number of Skeletal remains and two gravestones were found. In 1935, the new bells were hung in the tower, the original bells were taken during World War II. The church tower was repaired in 1960.

Neo-Romanesque church from 1866, built on the site of a former rotunda.

Fortunate church with a clock tower, accessible by mass on Saturday in the early evening.