Church of the Purification of Mary, Baroque church in Dub nad Moravou, Czech Republic.
Church of the Purification of Mary is a baroque structure with two tall towers that define the town's skyline. The interior displays characteristic baroque design with ornate details and religious artwork throughout the space.
Construction took place between 1734 and 1756 under architect Klíčník's guidance as a major religious project of that era. This period reflected the baroque church architecture movement across the region.
Regular pilgrimages occur at this religious site, where the Archbishop of Olomouc leads mass ceremonies accompanied by local choir performances.
The site is located at Pod Školou 208 and welcomes visitors interested in exploring the baroque architecture. Regular services take place, so checking times before visiting helps plan your trip well.
The interior houses one of the second-highest vaults in Moravia, making the space feel extraordinary. Multiple statues of saints like St. Florian and St. John of Nepomuk decorate the walls and create a visual focus for visitors.
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