St. James the Great Church is located in Jehlava. According to documents, its history dates back to 1256 AD. The church was burned down and rebuilt in 1257. After that, the church was exposed to many similar incidents. It was declared a National Cultural Monument in 2008, and the church includes within it a number of Altars, as well as ornately carved ribs, and a collection of paintings from the Middle Ages. You can arrange a tour inside the church through groups, as it is not usually open to receive visitors periodically. The tour includes learning about the history of the church and its most prominent features.