Pilgrimage Sites in Czechia

Discover 8 sacred destinations in Czechia

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Filipov

Filipov holds the basilica of Our Lady Help of Christians, raised where Magdalena Kade was healed in 1866, on the German border.

Křtiny means baptisms. The Valley of Baptism holds Santini's largest pilgrimage church and its Gothic Madonna, 14 km from Brno.

Bohemia's thousand-year capital, where the Infant Jesus of Prague draws pilgrims and St. John of Nepomuk was martyred on Charles Bridge.

The Elbe town where St. Wenceslaus was killed at a church door in 935, and where the Palladium of the Czech Land is venerated.

Bohemia's oldest and most important Marian pilgrimage site: a Baroque hilltop complex crowned by the Gothic statuette of Our Lady of Svatá Hora.

Moravia's most visited pilgrimage shrine crowns Hostýn hill, where the Virgin is venerated as the Victorious Protectress of Moravia.

Velehrad's basilica marks Methodius's traditional grave and hosts Czechia's National Pilgrimage each July for Sts. Cyril and Methodius.

Santini built this church on a five-pointed star for St. John of Nepomuk, the martyr of the confessional seal. UNESCO listed it in 1994.