Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Chrudim, Gothic church in Chrudim, Czech Republic.

The Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary is a Gothic building in Chrudim featuring pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and solid stone walls on Resselovo náměstí. The structure displays typical medieval architectural elements with detailed exterior stonework and interior vaulting systems.

A fire in the first third of the 14th century led the newly founded town to build a new church; dendrochronology dates roof timbers above the presbytery to 1340. Construction began with the presbytery and main nave, followed by the side aisles and the two west towers. František Schmoranz the Elder led a neo-Gothic reconstruction from 1857, and the sanctuary lantern was completed in 1880.

The church keeps the copy of the Salvator Mundi image, brought here on 23 February 1681 after a plague procession as thanks from Slatiňany for deliverance from the plague. Annual pilgrimages continued until 1782, when Joseph II banned them. The south tower, Trubačka, had a wooden gallery for trumpeters.

The church is located on Resselovo náměstí in central Chrudim and is easily accessible through its main entrance. As an active place of worship, visiting hours are aligned with regular religious services, so timing your visit accordingly is recommended.

The building holds the designation of a protected cultural monument of the Czech Republic and is registered in a national heritage catalog with a specific identification number. This status means the structure remains under legal protection to preserve its architectural integrity.