Church of Saint Wenceslaus

The Church of Saint Wenceslaus is a modern place of worship with a distinctive cylindrical form, where the walls taper from a thick base to a thin edge at the top. Inside, it provides space for religious services and community gatherings.

The idea for a place of worship here began during the period between the two world wars. The building was finally completed in 2017, ending a long planning process that lasted many decades.

The name honors Saint Wenceslaus, a significant Bohemian duke from the 10th century. This circular design references the religious architecture of that era and connects the building to its historical namesake.

The site is open and accessible to visitors who want to explore the architecture or attend services. Plan your visit according to the typical hours that a parish church operates.

The altar window is oriented toward Prague and creates a visual connection with the Chapel of Saint Wenceslaus in the capital city. This subtle link forms a symbolic line between the two locations.