Church of Saint Anne

The Church of Saint Anne is a single-aisle building with Gothic features and a high brick gable located in Rajnochovice. The interior retains wooden roof trusses that display the original construction method and shape the space overhead.

The building originated in the first half of the 14th century and reflects the Gothic construction methods of that era. Its protected status as a cultural monument has preserved these early wooden roof structures and wall paintings.

The church displays religious wall paintings from the Gothic period created by artists connected to Master Theodorik's workshop. These works show how believers would have seen religious stories illustrated while at prayer in the space.

The building is open to visitors interested in viewing the architecture and historical wall paintings inside. Plan enough time to look carefully at the details, as the preserved frescoes and wooden structures reward close examination.

The wall paintings were discovered as recently as 1962, hidden beneath later modifications and repairs. This discovery revealed forgotten details about medieval artistic work that had survived underneath for centuries.