Kostel svatého Antonína, Catholic church in Němčany, Czech Republic

The Church of Saint Anthony in Němčany is a Roman Catholic filial church of the Slavkov u Brna parish, rebuilt in Baroque style in 1731. Its presbytery holds a main altar with a tabernacle and a painting of Saint Anthony the Great, plus a new altar table blessed in 2011. A sacristy was added in 1872, and the church stands by the local cemetery near Němčanský stream.

The church was founded in 1676 and underwent a baroque redesign in 1731 that shaped its present appearance. A sacristy was added later in 1872 to expand the liturgical spaces.

The church serves as a gathering place for religious ceremonies and community life in the village. Its interior, with the main altar and organ, shapes how worshippers experience the sacred space.

The building sits beside a small cemetery and is surrounded by a memorial honoring those lost in the World Wars. Access is possible on foot, and its location near a stream makes the site easy to find.

The church stands beside the local cemetery with its mortuary, near the Němčany stream. Next to it are a cast-iron cross, a stone statue of St John of Nepomuk, a memorial to local victims of World War I, and a monument to Dmitry Lukyanovich Grabara, who died during World War II.