Řimskokatolická farnost Hostivice, arcidiecéze Pražská

The vicarage had been in Hostivice since the very beginning of the village. However, it was destroyed during the Thirty Years' War. The new, contemporary rectory was built between 1734-1737 by Anna Marie Františka, Grand Duchess of Tuscany. Its ancestral coat of arms of the Saxons-Lauenburg is located in the main facade. Above the entrance gate, the year 1790 has been preserved. Despite partial internal reconstruction in the first years of the 19th century, the vicarage retained its Baroque layout. The vicarage had been in Hostivice since the very beginning of the village. However, it was destroyed during the Thirty Years' War. The new, contemporary parish was built in 1734-1737 by Anna Marie Francis the Grand Duchess of Tuscany - the same magnificent lady who rebuilt a local chateau and built an amazing 9 meters tall Marian pillar. Ancestral coat of arms of the Saxons-Lauenburg family is located in the main facade of the vicarage. Above the entrance gate, 1790 has been preserved. Despite a partial internal reconstruction in the first years of the 19th century, the vicarage retained its Baroque layout.