This Neo-Romanesque style church was built in 1874-1876 according to the plans of architect J. Jirusch in place of an original wooden church. A very unusual building method was used - the wooden church was enclosed by the walls of the new church and only after that the old church was dismantled.
The church is a three-nave basilica with a rectangle presbytery and a chapel and a sacristy by the sides. A tower dominates the western side of the church. The most of the furniture originates from 19th century. Paintings in the church are a work of the significant Czech portraitist and painter Josef Hellich. Coordinates: 49.9613422, 13.972225