Saint Wenceslaus church in Krásné, Late Baroque church in Krásné, Czech Republic

Saint Wenceslaus church in Krásné is a late Baroque Roman Catholic church dating from 1737, now a filial church of the Sněžné na Moravě parish. Its interior and furnishings were repaired in the 1970s and the exterior facade in the 1980s. Two new bells were hung in its tower in 1994.

The church is a late Baroque building dating from 1737. In the 1970s its interior and furnishings were repaired, and in the 1980s the exterior facade was restored. Two new bells were hung in the tower in 1994. It was formerly the parish church of Krásné, a parish dissolved in 2007, and is now a filial church of the Sněžné na Moravě parish.

The church is a filial church of the Sněžné na Moravě parish; the parish of Krásné, to which it belonged, was dissolved in 2007. It is dedicated to Saint Wenceslaus, the patron of Bohemia, and is listed as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.

The church stands in Krásné, a village in the Vysočina region near Sněžné na Moravě, and is a filial church of that parish, so services are not held here regularly. Since the parish of Krásné was dissolved in 2007, visitors should arrange access through the Sněžné na Moravě parish. The building is listed as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.

The church lost its parish status in 2007, when the parish of Krásné was dissolved and the building became a filial church of the parish of Sněžné na Moravě. Two new bells were hung in the tower in 1994.