Church of Saint Ludmila

The Church of Saint Ludmila is a baroque structure located in Mělník with richly decorated exterior walls, stained glass windows, and ornamental religious sculptures. Its interior displays period architectural elements and artistic features characteristic of baroque design.

The building was designed by architect Antonín Wiehl and received recognition as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic due to its architectural value. It reflects the baroque style that defined religious construction in the region.

The church serves as a spiritual center where local residents gather for weekly services and religious celebrations throughout the year. It shapes the rhythm of community life in this small Czech town.

The church opens for regular religious services throughout the week and on weekends when visitors can attend services. Those interested in more detailed visits should contact ahead to ask about available guided tours.

The stained glass windows inside filter sunlight through religious scenes, creating a distinctive play of colored light throughout the interior space. This interplay between light and artistic glass work is often overlooked by visitors.

Location: Mělník

Architects: Antonín Wiehl

Architectural style: baroque architecture

GPS coordinates: 50.35059,14.47749

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:43