The oldest church in Cheb stands on Church Square.
It has stood firmly here for a full eight hundred years and has undergone numerous reconstructions over its history. From the original Romanesque basilica, both towers, the western façade with its portal, and the portal in the north aisle remain intact. The church’s three-nave hall is Late Gothic. Inside, valuable 15th-century wall paintings have been preserved and were restored to their authentic form in 2008, along with a collection of Baroque paintings and 18th-century sculptures.
