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Czech Kostel sv. Tomáše

Moravské náměstí 1, 602 00 Brno

This former Augustinian monastery was founded in the year 1350 by the margrave Jan Jindřich Lucemburský, brother of Emperor Charles IV, and his son Jošt. The church should have served as the crypt for their House. However... Full description

This former Augustinian monastery was founded in the year 1350 by the margrave Jan Jindřich Lucemburský, brother of Emperor Charles IV, and his son Jošt. The church should have served as the crypt for their House. However, only Jan Jindřich and his son are buried there. During the Thirty Years' War the church was quite badly damaged. The church was re-built in the years 1665-75 according to the designs of Jan Křtitel Erna. St. Thomas Church became the parish church for expanding suburbs in the year 1784. First-class artworks can be seen in the church. Without any doubt, the picture at the main altar of Christ's Appearance to the Apostles, dating from the year 1764, belongs among them.

Telephone: +420 545 572 215
Email: brno-tomas@dieceze.cz
Web: https://www.svtomas.net
GPS: 49°11'52.76"N 16°36'28.71"E
221 m above sea level

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Category church
Style baroque (90%), Gothic (10%)
Services funerals and requiem masses, Occasional concerts, scheduled worships
Staff languages Czech, Italian
Date of construction 1356
Distance from parking lot 500 m
Distance from garage 100 m

Availability

Distance from parking lot 500 m
Distance from garage 100 m
Bus/tram stop 15 m
Taxi Yes
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