Kostel sv. Jakuba

It is a beautiful Catholic church, very much High Gothic, it is located on the end of the Freedom Square, and it was used collect Old bones of Plague, cholera and war victims to store it, during my research about it I found 3 different name for it, 1- Church of St. Jakub. 2- The Church of St. James. 3- Church of Santiago.
Unfortunately it was closed, so I have no more information about

Church of Sto bene.James. Ilone of the best & must see in Brno. With the notable height & simplicity of roof in paradox with the sculptures & paintings on the ground & walls wich makes it more attractive. I arrived so early bc I had a bus to go to Prague, but I wanted to see this church. There were three other ladies wanted to get inside, they called the guard so he’d open the door of church. Such a warm welcome ☺🌟👍🏻

A beautiful church with interesting history - listen to the guide in the church - he has a lot of stories and legend to tell you. Take the tour up the tower and you will see the unique two- ways staircase to the top.

This will talk a relatively short period of time to see. It is fascinating and sad all at once. There is music that is playing softly from speakers to add a respectful tone to the presence of human bones. I had never experienced a place like this. The bones are arranged in various ways, and create patterns in columns and walls. You can buy tickets right at the location of the Ossuary at Saint Peter's Cathedral. Many people here died from Cholera and the Plague. As many as 50,000 skeletons are amassed here.

A unique gothic church - really light (its stained-glass windows were destroyed during WW2). We were codrially greeted by an extremelly warm Czech custodian who encouraged us to climb to the top and see the belfry. The attraction was totally worth the price and our guide- Richard (who was fifteen years old) was incredibly charming and knowledgeable. He told us the history of the church and Brno. The view from the top was breathtaking!!!
Totally recommendable!

Wisiting the tower is definitely worth 50 Kč. You can even ring the bell by yourself.

This is the most beautiful church in town. Very elegant, built in a Gothic style, with large windows letting in lots of light and sunshine which is exceptional in old churches. This one has a baroque furniture inside but both the altar and many other items are gothic in style. Very light, breathy, ethereal. Definitely a must visit treasure in Brno.

By all means take the tower tour for CZK 50!

The architecture is impressive. There are almost no vitrals, it's a well illuminated church, beautiful benches made by wood well preserved

Really amazing. Late gothic church worth visiting. Contrast of simple tall white pillars and white walls and white light from the outside and black frames of pictures and a black organ.

Surprisingly beautiful inside! Don't miss it!

I went there, and the tour guide for the tower is really nice and helpful to introduce everything about this place. I knew the simple history about Brno, knew the three important person about the old Brno. Really good experience😊

This castle is actually monstrous construction and it's worth visiting in your trip in Brno.

Truly beautiful church & service.

Awsome church! It was built by the guy who built Stare Radnice. Ondrej was a fantastic tour guide. He was very knowledgeable. A+.

Fantastic information from the volunteers in the church. The stories and meaning behind art work make the visit so much more interesting.

Beautiful church in the center of Brno. You can climb the tower and see the bells and the organ from close. There is also an ossuary.

Majestic place!

Lots of light with beautiful architecture. Simple at the same time spiritual.

Nice place to visit. Representing nice history and culture