on a local railway line from Varnsdorf to Rybniště. The town is served by three train stations. Culture Varnsdorf is home to the Town Theatre Varnsdorf. The theatre building includes a gallery. Sport The town's football club FK Varnsdorf plays in the Czech National Football League. Sights Church of Saints Peter and Paul is the oldest church in the town. It was built in 1774–1776 on the site of the original church from the 13th century. Its late baroque decoration was finished in 1777. In 1872, the Church of Saint Francis of Assisi in the Romanesque Revival style was built in Studánka. The Old Catholic Church was built in 1875. The neo-Gothic Evangelical church (so-called "Red Church") was built in 1905. The Church of Saint Charles Borromeo was finished in 1912. Other sights include various Art Nouveau and Neo-Renaissance buildings in the town and Varnsdorf Museum. Notable people Joseph Schubert (1754–1837), German composer, violinist and violist Heinrich Brandler (1881–1967), leader of the Communist Party of Germany Gernot Zippe (1917–2008), engineer and inventor of Zippe-type centrifuge Peter Kien (1919–1944), poet Evelyn Opela (born 1945), German actress Josef Berger (born 1949), biologist References External links (in English) Town's information centre Cities and towns in the Czech Republic Populated places in Děčín District Czech Republic–Germany border crossings