Church of Saint John of Nepomuk in Košíře, Cultural monument and church in Košíře, Czech Republic.

The Church of Saint John of Nepomuk in Košíře is a functionalist building with classicizing elements, built in 1942 to a design by Jaroslav Čermák. Its 55-metre tower stands on rocky ground, and the architect also designed the interior fittings, including the altar, pews and liturgical objects.

The church was built in 1942 to a design by Jaroslav Čermák, in functionalist forms with classicising elements. A church association founded in Košíře on 18 October 1928 pushed for the construction, and on 16 January 1939 the Prague city council sold the association a plot in the centre of Košíře, near the Cibulka, Václavka, Na Šumavě and Buďánka colonies and reachable from Motol. The architect's design covered the entire interior, including the altar, pews and liturgical objects.

The church is named after Saint John of Nepomuk, to whom the local Catholic association, founded on 18 October 1928, dedicated the building. Its administrator is Zdeněk Lohelius Klindera. The architect Jaroslav Čermák designed the interior furnishings, including the altar, pews and liturgical objects used at Mass.

The building is easy to spot from its distinctive facade and clock tower, which serve as reliable landmarks in the neighborhood. Access to the interior is straightforward, making it simple to explore the space and view the ceiling decorations at your own pace.

The architect Jaroslav Čermák designed not only the building but also its entire interior: the altar, the pews and the liturgical objects used at Mass. The church was built in 1942 in functionalist forms with classicising elements, and its 55-metre tower stands on rocky ground.