Hussite church, Protestant church in Zábřeh, Czech Republic
The Hussite church is a Protestant church building in Zábřeh that was constructed between 1932 and 1933. The structure features a 23-meter tower containing three bells and a clock, with Gothic Revival style elements throughout.
The church began with land purchased in 1929, though economic pressures delayed the building process. The foundation stone comes from Kozí Hrádek castle, where religious reformer Jan Hus once lived.
The interior walls display frescoes depicting Protestant reformation figures, created by Professor Jan Obšil and visible to visitors today. These artworks shape how the space feels and what people notice when they enter.
The church holds regular services and commemorative events throughout the year for visitors to observe. It is worth checking ahead about service times and special gatherings before planning your visit.
The foundation stone was taken from Kozí Hrádek castle, creating a physical connection to reformer Jan Hus and his time. This detail links the building to a much older history than its 1930s construction suggests.
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