Church of Saint Catherine

The Church of Saint Catherine is a Gothic-style building in Hartmanice I constructed from stone with pointed arch windows and doorways typical of this architectural period. The interior follows traditional church layout with an altar, pews, and religious furnishings.

The church was built during the Gothic period, a time of significant religious construction in Bohemia. It underwent various modifications and restorations over the centuries, reflecting changing needs and styles of later periods.

The church serves residents of Hartmanice as a gathering place for worship and local celebrations. It shapes the village appearance and shows how important religious buildings were to the community.

The church is easily reached on foot from the village and sits centrally in Hartmanice I. As a protected monument, interior access may vary depending on current conditions, so it is worth inquiring ahead.

The building is named after an early Christian saint, showing a deep connection to European religious tradition. Many churches in Bohemia were named after saints who held special importance in local religious practice.