Church of Virgin Mary, Baroque church ruin in Zdoňov, Czech Republic.

Church of Virgin Mary is a baroque ruins located in Zdoňov, displaying characteristic features of the period with tall arched windows, symmetrical facades, and sturdy stone walls. The preserved foundations allow visitors to understand the original building's layout and internal spatial arrangement.

A wooden chapel first stood on the site; in 1667 it was replaced by this single-nave Baroque pilgrimage church. After the Josephine reforms it was closed in 1786 and stripped of its function by imperial decree, then used as a granary. Neglected as pilgrims declined, it lost its damaged roof in 1870 and its remaining furnishings were auctioned.

The church was a pilgrimage destination until the Josephine reforms closed it in 1786; pilgrims then stopped coming, and the building was later used as a granary. Its inventory was auctioned off in 1870, and the ruin now stands without its roof on Kopeček hill.

The ruins are accessible via a marked footpath from the main road and parking areas are available for visitors. Sturdy footwear is recommended as the ground can be uneven, and the site can be visited throughout the year.

The remaining stone fragments display intricate baroque carvings that demonstrate the craftsmanship of 17th-century Czech stonemasons. These details reveal the care and artistic quality applied even to secondary decorative elements.