Kostel Nanebevzeti Panny Marie Review

We went to the Human Bone Church with the group. When the tour guide parked the car in the parking lot next to this church, we thought that the building of this scale was the Human Bone Church. Although it was located at the intersection of the most downtown, it was very quiet. There were basically no people visiting. The entrance door of the intersection into the building is also relatively simple and there are not many carved decorations, everything is simple and the feeling is relatively high but it is very comfortable.

The Ascension Church of the Virgin is located in the town of Kutrahona, at the crossroads of the Church of the Human Bone. The entrance provides a Chinese introduction. The church is Baroque in architectural style. The statues and altars are decorated very ornately. You can go upstairs to enjoy the ancient organ and overlook the interior of the church. The overall structure line is simple and smooth, the sun through the glass scattered in the milky yellow wall, people feel very comfortable.

The Ascension Church of the Virgin Mary is the best unexpected harvest of this trip. It was just passing by the Human Bone Church and brought it here. You can get a Chinese introduction at the door. You can find it is gorgeous inside. Whether it is oil painting or the corridor, it is great. The spiral staircase on the second floor is also very distinctive. It's necessary to come anyway.

A large-scale church with a relatively plain overall feeling is more interesting because the overall color of the interior is yellow. The skull of the martyr is displayed inside the church. You can go up to the second floor and see the structure above the dome of the church hall. You can also observe the huge organ up close. The church is located at the T-junction to the church of the human bones. You can buy a joint ticket for this church and the church of the human bones.

The Ascension Church of the Virgin Mary, like a shining pearl in the Czech city, is the city of Kutnahora built in the most prosperous period of the Czech Kingdom - the City of Silver. In this city, houses from different historical periods constitute a diverse architectural style and have a considerable history of winemaking. The center of the ancient city and its surrounding buildings are listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.