Pilsner All Saints Church is located away from the historic center. During the time of its construction the territory in which it is located, even not part of the city. He was raised in a small village surrounded by Zagorzhi cemetery. The first stone of the church was laid in the distant the XIII century. From the original Romanesque buildings have survived the stones in the wall of the sacristy. In 1380 the church was completely rebuilt in the Gothic style. Looking at the modern building of the church, you can see some of the elements characteristic of the style of Flamboyant Gothic. It is a specific form of the portal and unusual ornamental windows.

During the Hussite wars Church of All Saints was badly damaged, have it repaired and re-opened for parishioners. In the XVI century facade of the church renewed, giving it a Renaissance features and decorated vault of the cathedral artistically painted in fresco.

The Thirty Years War was merciful to the church. He was not destroyed, but only adapted for keeping dogs. Another reconstruction of the church took place in 1743, when the portal of the temple built a unique canopy.

Modern archaeologists interested in the temple and the cemetery that surrounds it. In recent studies, during which the building of the church has been completely renovated, the documents were discovered in 1938. Scientists have found a cache used for the message to descendants: after years someone will find a letter from the past.

The main treasure of the interior of the temple was a relief in 1410, which is now kept in the West Bohemian Museum. Former central altar, the victim during the Second World War, can not restore, so the church is its modern counterpart. The side altars transferred to the Church of All Saints Church of St. Roch, closed on the orders of Emperor Joseph II, only partially preserved.