All Saints church, Baroque church in Heřmánkovice, Czech Republic.

All Saints Church is a baroque structure with typical architectural elements including a central building form and decorated exterior details visible from different viewing points. Its interior layout follows the traditional arrangement found in religious buildings from this period.

A church stood here by 1353; it vanished in the 16th century and was replaced by a wooden Baroque church in the 17th century. The present building was probably designed by Christoph Dientzenhofer around 1720 and erected in 1722–1726 by his son Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer, initiated by Broumov abbot Otmar Daniel Zinke. Since 2010 it has been a filial church of the Broumov parish.

The Latin inscription above the entrance reads HONORI OMNIUM SS. TEMPLUM HOC ÆDIFICAT 1723 O.A.B, where O.A.B stands for Otmarus Abbas Braunensis, Abbot Otmar Zinke of Broumov. Mass is held on the third Sunday of each month at 8:30. The church stands in a walled cemetery with a separate old mortuary and a calvary sculpture below the cemetery.

The building is currently undergoing restoration work, so visitors should expect possible access limitations. It is helpful to check the current status of the work beforehand to plan the best time for a visit.

The structure is part of a special group of roughly a dozen churches built according to similar designs across the region. This connection makes it especially valuable for those studying baroque architecture.