kostel sv. Jana Křtitele

The exterior and interior of the church was last invested, so it is in good condition and definitely worth a visit. The floor was interchangeable. Previously, there were typical socialist tiles in the church, no stone pavement. Manhattan paladium, a silver-embroidered painting, was placed on a parsonage in front of Manětín's great fire (1712) and allegedly rescued the lighthouse from burning. There are also the remains of the two saints.

A special feature is the deanery church of John the Baptist (kostel sv. Jana Křtitele), which stands right in front of the main front of Manetin Castle. It is connected to the castle by a covered walkway over the street. The Gothic building contains paintings by Peter Johann Brandl. In the summer here and now take place concerts; great acoustics.

Gothic church of St. John the Baptist in Manětín was founded in the 14th century on the site of the original Johanitská shrine from the 12th century. After the town fire, it was rebuilt in the Baroque style in 1717.

Reconstruction is underway inside the church, so you cannot see the altar. But the church is very interesting, it has an overground passage to the adjacent castle. Outside and inside a nice sandstone statue (probably copies, originals by M. B. Braun). Parish advertises worship at the entrance (See photo)

Beautiful church, connected to the castle by a corridor.