Στέλιος Νικολαΐδης The red tile roof seems to be holding up well after all these years. The stones at the base have a nice color.

Василий Петров The brickwork on the walls is well preserved and clearly looked after. Where and when was this church filmed?

Élodie Bernard I would love to see it up close one day, it looks solid.

Basil Bennett Ten red brick looks like it was laid in the 1890s, same era as a lot of the old farm buildings around there. The dome still catches the eye from the road.

Надежда Киселёва The brickwork on the dome is also strong.

Margaret Collins The brickwork on those towers looks really neat and even. Do you remember where or when you took the shot?

سمير خوري The red bricks on the side walls are clean and straight, showing no major cracks.

Θεόδωρος Γεωργίου The stone at the base of the facade has that light gray you often see in old Bohemian churches. However, the roof is still holding up well.

Олег Васильев The bricks on the towers lie smoothly, without potholes. And the dome in the middle looks a bit heavy for such a small building.

Radmila Ilić The dome looks heavy for its size.

Eva Svobodová That brick facade on the turrets is really straight, as if someone had recently mortared it over. Here in the vicinity of Prague, such red bricks were often fired in brickworks near the Vltava even before the First World War.

Daniela Dobre Yes, that red brick on the towers looks well maintained. Please tell me where and when you took the picture?

Petru Constantinescu The red brick on the dome looks well reinforced, probably with lime mortar from the quarries near Brno.

Grace King The brick on those pointed towers looks solid. Any idea where this church is or when you took the photo?