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kost.sv.Kozmu a Dam.s kaplnkou Church and chapel

Kostol a kaplnka 1723 narušený Updated 09.10.2026
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Church of Saints Cosmo and Damian with the Chapel of the Virgin Mary of Seven Pain in Bratislava-Dúbravka is a national cultural monument (ÚZPF 333). It is located in the Bratislava region at the address K Horánska Studni.

The area consists of two objects: the Church of Saints Cosmos and Damian from the first half of the 18th century (1723) and the Chapel of the Virgin Mary of the Seven Painful of the late Gothic (second half of the 16th century). More detailed construction characteristics are not specified in the available resources. Monument protection has been declared.

The area is located in the village of Dúbravka and is part of the historical legacy of Baroque architecture in the region. Its location near the center of Bratislava allows easy access for visitors.

Historical Milestones

the first half of the 18th century
Church of St. Cosmos and Damian in Bratislava-Dúbravka
the second half of the 16th century
The position of the Chapel of Our Lady of Seven Painful in late Gothic Architecture
1723
Official completion of the church of St. Cosmos and Damian
19th century
Registration of the complex (church + chapel) as a national cultural monument (ÚZPF 333)

Guide

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⚙︎ The text was prepared by artificial intelligence and has not been editorially reviewed. It may contain inaccuracies.

You can see before the church of Saints Cosmos and Damian in Bratislava-Dúbravka

You stand in front of one of the most important sacral complexes in Bratislava, which consists of a baroque church and a late-gothic chapel. In front of you, there is an area that is a national cultural monument and that defies history, art and the spiritual atmosphere. Let's go and see what this local treasure is hiding for us.

View of the complex

You have a pair of structures before your eyes that complement each other and create a unique wholeness. On the right side you see a baroque church built in 1723. Its architecture is typical for this style - elegance, symmetry and fineness of detail. On the left side, you get the late-gothic chapel, which comes from the second half of the 16th century. Its older form, compared to the church, gives the entire area a deep historical presence.

Looking at the facade of both buildings immediately brings you to the past. The Baroque church with its smooth faces and harmonious lines contrasts with the thicker but more expressive Gothic chapel. Note this atmosphere - how two eras, two spirits, two ways in which people in the past wanted to express their faith and respect.

Background and historical context

The creation of this sacral building is not many written records, but its existence dates back to the 16th century. The Chapel of the Virgin Mary of Seven Pain was built during the period when Gothic architecture was developing on our territory. It was a time when people turned to the whirlwind and spirituality, so buildings like this were built as local strengthening of faith and association.

The Baroque church, which was built in 1723, was probably built on the site of an older sacral building. Baroque was a period marked by the wealth of details, emotional expression, and the pursuit of spiritual and aesthetic exaltation. The church was probably built in response to the need for new premises for a growing community and as expression of the vortex in a new, baroque spirit.

Architecture - What to Observe

Looking at the facade of both buildings brings you to the past. The Baroque church with its smooth faces and harmonious lines contrasts with the thicker but more expressive Gothic chapel. Note this atmosphere - how two eras, two spirits, two ways in which people in the past wanted to express their faith and respect.

Look at the facade of both buildings. The Baroque church has typical features of this style - symmetrical arrangement, rich details and fine profiling. The chapel, on the other hand, shows features of late gothic - thicker shapes, sharper lines and more detailed details. Note this contrast harmony that is unique to this complex.

Spice Stories and Personalities

There is not much information about the personalities associated with this place. However, each sacral structure is connected with many unknown stories, prayers and sacrifices that took place here. The Chapel of Our Lady of Seven Painful was probably a place where people met for prayer and to seek shelter during times of distress and anxiety.

The Baroque church was built during the period when the whirlpool and spirituality developed in our territory. It was a time when people turned to God for support. The church was probably built as an expression of this whirlwind and as a place where people could meet for prayers and celebrate together.

Interesting or Mystery

One of the attractions of this complex is its double nature - an older Gothic chapel and a younger Baroque building. This combination is rare and gives the area a unique atmosphere. The Chapel of Our Lady of Seven Painful is one of the few preserved late Gothic buildings in Bratislava, which makes it even more valuable.

Look at the chapel and note its antiquity. This building is a testament to the past that has taken place here and still survives in its stone walls. The chapel is like a book telling the stories of many generations who prayed and sought shelter.

Závěr - invitation to further research

Before you there is a place full of history, spirit and beauty. Go see what this complex really offers. Walk around the facade, see their details and don't get carried away into the past. The Chapel and the Church of Saints Cosmos and Damian are places where the past meets with the present and where everyone can find themselves.

Let yourself be carried into the atmosphere of this local treasure and see its unique beauty. Go and see what this complex is hiding for us and let it inspire its history and spirit. And when you leave, remember that you were here and that you were able to draw close to this precious cultural monument.

Have a good trip and don't get carried away into the world of history and beauty of Bratislava.

Tips for visitors

Church of Saints Cosmos and Damian with the Chapel of the Virgin Mary the Seven Painful

Best Times of Visit The church is best to visit in the morning or before the evening, when there are fewer visitors. In clear weather, it is advisable to use sunlight, which stands out on the facade of Baroque church around 10.00 or 16.00 hours.

The nearest stop is located nearby, but the specific connection needs to be verified in real time in the search engine or on the official website of the transport company.

What to Take With You - Clothes and shoes: To visit the church is suitable comfortable clothes and shoes, because some parts of the area can be on uneven terrain. - Appendices: It is appropriate to take time for photos and attention to details in the interior or on the facade.

Photography The best photographic sites are the facade of the church and the chapel of the Virgin Mary the Seven Painful. In the interior are suitable photographs of altars and frescoes, but some places can be limited due to the protection of cultural monuments. Natural light is best in the morning or in the afternoon.

What to Visit Around There are few attractions around the church. Visitors who want to discuss other historical monuments are advised to go to the center of Bratislava, where there are many interesting places.

Tips for families with children - Activity: Near the church there are parks and green areas where children can win and rest. For longer visits can also visit one of the nearby cultural events or exhibitions. - Interest: Children can be interesting details on the facade or in the interior, such as frescoes or Baroque details. They are advised to explain church history.

Frequently asked questions

Can the monument be visited?

Religious buildings are usually open mainly during services; at other times a visit is normally arranged with the parish or the operator. We have not verified specific times.

Where is the monument?

Location: K Horánskej Studni, Bratislava-Dúbravka, Bratislavský kraj. The map on this page shows the exact spot.

Why is the monument protected?

It is listed in the Central List of the Monuments Fund of the Slovak Republic as a national cultural monument (ÚZPF no. 104-333).

For children

Church of Saints Cosmos and Damian in Bratislava in Dúbravka is one of the oldest sacral monuments of the city. Its origin can be traced back to the second half of the 16th century when an older chapel stood here. The church was built later, but it preserved the elements of older architecture.

Thematic route

Thematic walking route around the church of St. Cosmos and Damian with chapel in Bratislava-Dúbravka

1. Church of St. Cosmos and Damian with chapel The Gothic-Baroque sacral building from the 13th century with rich painting and cemetery. The chapel from the 18th century is an example of folk architecture.

2. Park Dúbravka Natural environment with forest trails and views of Bratislava Castle. Suitable for a short rest stay when visiting the church.

3. St. Cosmos and Damian Square Traditional market square with malls and cafés. Local residents meet here.

4. The cemetery near the church An ancient cemetery with tombstones of prominent Dúbravians and family tombs. It reflects the cultural and social history of the village.

The route is designed to pass directly from one place to another. Distances between points are minimal and pedestrian availability is guaranteed.

Seasonal recommendations

Church of Saints Cosmo and Damian in Dúbravka

Jaro Nature will be rebuilt in the spring in the Bratislava region. The church of Saints Cosmo and Damian in Dúbravka is forming into a green environment. The chapel, illuminated by sunny papers, is suitable for photography. For a visit, it is appropriate to choose the time to start the day when there is a smaller crowd. To protect against sunlight, it is advisable to use cream and on cooler mornings to give up your coat or plaid.

Leto In the summer months Dúbravka lines visitors seeking escape from the city routine. The church and chapel are located in a quiet settlement Sadeb. It is appropriate to choose morning hours or evenings to avoid crowds. To protect against sunlight, it is advisable to use cream and soft clothing.

Podzim The background colors around the church of Saints Cosmos and Damiana create a picturesque environment. Sunny days are suitable for photography, when the sun-lit chapel highlights its architectural details. For a visit it is advisable to wear a warm coat or plaid and choose the time in the morning of the day.

Winter During the winter months Dúbravka is gaining a mysterious atmosphere. The church and chapel are a nice place in this period surrounded by silence. For a visit it is advisable to wear warm clothes, including fur or plaid, and choose the time in the morning hours of the day when the weather is shorter. Enjoy the atmosphere around the monument.

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Information about the monument

Obec Bratislava-Dúbravka
Kraj Bratislavský kraj
Typ church and chapel
Exhibition year 1723
Century 18. stol.
Style / Period barok
Dating 1.pol.18.st.
Protected area OP Kostol sv.Kozmu a Damiána a kaplnka, Bratislava - Dúbravka
Stav narušený
Parking There are not
Psi Forbidden

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