The church was built in place of the original grave of Saint Ludmila. The church was built in the Romanesque style in 1225, in 15th century it was rebuilt in Gothic style and in 18th century in Baroque style. During the reign of Joseph II. the church was deprived, and in 1836 it was consecrated again.
The main altar depicts St. John of Nepomuk as a piligrim in Stará Boleslav. Coordinates: 49.9500133, 14.1039303

The new Baroque style church replaced in late 17th century the original church built during the reign of Charles IV.
The Baroque style altar depicts Princess Ludmila and priest Pavel teaching the future Prince Wenceslas. The rock on which, according to the legend, St. Ludmila was murdered, is placed in a glass box in the altar.  Coordinates: 49.9489522, 14.1027875

Single nave Romanesque Church of St. Catherine originates from the first quarter of the 12th century rebuilt in Gothic style in 14th century. 
During the reign of Joseph II., it was turned into a granary. It was reconsecrated in 1858. Coordinates: 49.9490853, 14.1027656

The originally Gothic style church was rebuilt in Baroque style in 1749.
The bell named Joseph dating back to 1492 which is placed in the church nave and a baptismal font from 1552 are the oldest and most valuable items here. Coordinates: 49.9123781, 13.9774417

The Gothic church was rebuilt in the Baroque style in 70s of 18th century. A single-nave building with a short triangle presbytery, with a tower attached to its side. The church furniture originates from 19th century. Coordinates: 50.0094753, 14.0871772