Church of the Finding of the True Cross, Baroque church at Kapucínské náměstí, Czech Republic
The Church of the Finding of the True Cross is a Baroque church at Kapuzinské náměstí in Brno with a simple nave and two side chapels. The interior features a straight chancel leading to the main altar, with the overall layout typical of religious buildings from its construction period.
Construction took place between 1658 and 1666 following the destruction of the earlier monastery during a military assault on the city. The rebuilding represented a return to religious life in the area after that disruption.
The church displays its original Baroque furnishings and artwork that reflect the religious devotion of its time. Walking through the space, visitors see how the layout and decoration still guide the eye toward the altar in the traditional way.
Visitors can explore both the main church hall and an underground crypt where historical spaces have been preserved. Access is available during specific times, so checking opening hours in advance helps plan your visit.
The attached monastery building houses a library containing thousands of historical volumes still arranged in their original shelves. The ceiling fresco in the library room displays ornate Baroque details that visitors often overlook.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
