Chapel of Saint Jude Thaddeus, Religious chapel in Otice, Czech Republic

The Chapel of Saint Jude Thaddeus is a late-Baroque brick chapel with a rectangular plan and a gabled roof, standing on the road leading to Opava, continuing Opavská Street in Otice. It has no interior furnishings and is not used for religious purposes.

The chapel is a late-Baroque structure on the road from Otice toward Opava, built as a rectangular masonry building with a saddle roof. It is no longer listed as a protected monument, and in 2017 the Office for the Representation of the State in Property Matters offered it for sale. The Moravian-Silesian Region now owns it, with the School Farm in Opava holding the right to manage the building.

The chapel stands on the road leading to Opava, following Opavská Street in Otice. It is owned by the Moravskoslezský Region, while the Školní statek in Opava holds the right to manage the building. It has no interior furnishings and is not used for religious purposes.

The chapel stands on the road leading to Opava, continuing Opavská Street in Otice. It has no interior furnishings and is not used for religious purposes, so there are no opening times to plan around. The Moravian-Silesian Region owns the building, with the School Farm in Opava holding the right to manage it.

The chapel is no longer a listed monument, and in 2017 the state property office offered it for sale. It belongs to the Moravian-Silesian Region, while the School Farm in Opava holds the right to manage the building. It stands roofless of any furnishings, without interior inventory, and serves no religious purposes.