Church of Saint James the Greater, Gothic church building in Malenice, Czech Republic.
The Church of Saint James the Greater is a Gothic religious building with brick walls located in the village of Malenice. It displays characteristic features of Gothic architecture throughout its design and structure.
The building was constructed in the 15th century and reflects construction techniques of that period. It belongs to the Roman Catholic Diocese of České Budějovice and has been preserved over many generations.
The church serves as the spiritual and social center of Malenice village life. It remains a focal point where the community gathers and maintains its religious identity.
The church is protected under national heritage preservation laws and is easily accessible in the village. Visitors can enter the building and examine its Gothic architecture up close.
The brick walls of the structure are remarkably durable and show how craftsmen of that era worked with available materials. The construction quality reveals much about local building traditions.
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