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Třebíč · Czechia
One of Central Europe's finest Romanesque-Gothic churches: a vaulted crypt borrowed from southern France, a floor plan from southern Germany, and a portal echoing a Vienna cathedral doorway, built 1240-1280 for a Benedictine abbey and crowned with a UNESCO listing since 2003.
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What you'll seeThe basilica crowns the hill above the town, its Romanesque apse studded with round windows and a rose window with original ten-part stone tracery, while a pair of Baroque black domed towers rises over the west front. Below, a crypt of about fifty short stone columns holds up a low vaulted ceiling.
PracticalOpen to visitors April to October, weekdays 9:00-16:00 and weekends 13:00-16:00, with reduced hours the rest of the year; entry is by guided or self-guided tour, and church services take priority.
Common questions
- Why stop at Bazilika sv. Prokopa on a bike ride?
- One of Central Europe's finest Romanesque-Gothic churches: a vaulted crypt borrowed from southern France, a floor plan from southern Germany, and a portal echoing a Vienna cathedral doorway, built 1240-1280 for a Benedictine abbey and crowned with a UNESCO listing since 2003.
- Where is Bazilika sv. Prokopa?
- Bazilika sv. Prokopa is in Třebíč, Czechia (Czech Republic).
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