Church of Saint Mary Magdalene

Church of Saint Mary Magdalene is a Catholic place of worship in the Art Nouveau style with twin steeples and intricate architectural details designed by architect Max Kühn around 1903. The exterior displays characteristic features of this style including curved lines and ornamental elements that define the building's appearance.

The building emerged during a period when Art Nouveau shaped Central Europe and offered new architectural expressions for religious structures. Its construction represents the development of modern Catholic church design in the Bohemian region during the early 20th century.

The church serves as an active place of Catholic worship for the local community and draws visitors interested in Art Nouveau design. Its role as a protected cultural monument reflects how the community continues to value and maintain this landmark.

The building welcomes visitors on weekdays to observe its Art Nouveau architecture and step inside the church. Those who visit should be mindful that during services, respecting the worshipping community is important.

Max Kühn was a notable architect who specialized in designing modern places of worship and gave this church an innovative design. The combination of religious function with contemporary style makes the building a distinctive example of the region's architectural history.