Chapel of Virgin Mary, Chapel-shrine in Šipín, Czech Republic.
The Chapel of Virgin Mary is a stone building with a Neo-Romanesque tower and traditional religious features located in Šipín. The interior contains an altar space and continues to function as an active place of worship today.
The chapel was originally built as a village church and underwent significant changes during the 1800s. A Neo-Romanesque tower was constructed between 1876 and 1880, reshaping the building's appearance.
The altar features a painting of the Virgin Mary that represents ongoing religious devotion within the community. This artwork serves as a focal point for local prayer and spiritual reflection.
This is an active religious site with three historic bells from the late 1800s that remain in use. Visitors should observe respectful behavior and be aware that worship services may take place.
The building received restoration funding from Prague District 10 in 2000, connecting this rural monument to the capital city. This support highlights the broader significance of this site for Czech heritage conservation.
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