The defunct church of St. Salvátor in Nové Město nad Metují

This church with a stone tower and a cross-shaped nave was founded in 1729 by Jakob Arnošt, Count of Leslie, the owner of the New Town estate at the time, in Pláck on the Krajské predměstí (today's Republic Square). Proof of this is the "Fasse na měření grunť 1785", which describes the Regional Suburbs as follows: "From the bridge at the Regional Gate to the Bořetínská pasture there is an empty place, or village,...