of the presbytery wall is nowadays connected by the portal with the sacristy, which was originally built as a separate chapel without access to the church. The sacristy is supported by diagonal buttresses topped with roof-like skews. It is covered with a shed roof connecting to the presbytery. Similarly, as the nave windows, the shape of the window on the eastern side is pointed. Church interior Church nave and presbytery The nave is vaulted by a groin vault with the ribs leading to decorative cantilevers located along the interior walls. A high choir was built on the western end of the nave in the 16th century. Similarly, the space under the high choir is vaulted by a groin vault with a spiral staircase leading to the upper level. A linear massive pointed triumphal arch divides the nave from the presbytery. The presbytery is vaulted by a figured rib vault, which is ending in a polygonal five-sided closing. Rectangular supports standing on a plinth surrounding the presbytery support the vault. Church sacristy The Sacristy is vaulted by a jumping vault that leads to the diagonal buttress-supported console. Photo Gallery References Literature ROŽMBERSKÝ, Petr. Kunčin Hrádek a kostel Všech svatých v Plzni. nadace České hrady. Plzeň, 1996. Zapomenuté hrady tvrze a místa. 80-238-4707-4 RŮŽIČKA, David. Plzeňská tajemství. Plzeň: NAVA, 2009, 116 p. . BĚLOHLÁVEK, Miloslav, Jaromír KOVÁŘ, Miloslav ŠVÁB and Adolf ZEMAN. Dějiny Plzně I: Od počátků do roku 1788. Plzeň: Západočeské nakladatelství v Plzni, 1965. ISBN. MARTINOVSKÝ, Ivan. Dějiny Plzně v datech: od prvních stop osídlení až po současnost. Vyd. 1. Praha: Lidové noviny, 2004, 787 s. . External links https://www.pilsen.eu/tourist/visit/other-places-of-interest/churches/churches.aspx Churches in Plzeň Buildings and structures completed in the 14th century