The Church of Saint Vitus with its tall white tower and steep dark roof above the houses of Český Krumlov.

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Church of Saint Vitus

The Church of Saint Vitus is the parish church of Český Krumlov, a late-Gothic hall church built between 1407 and 1439 on the site of a church from 1309. Inside are net vaults and a Baroque chapel of St John of Nepomuk added by the Schwarzenbergs in 1725–1726; the octagonal tower received its neo-Gothic top in 1893–1894.

Nearby

Egon Schiele Art Centrum

art museum

Český Krumlov Castle

castle

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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