In 1583 the Strakonice citizens had a large church built on a former island on bases of an older gothic church from the beginning of the 13^thcentury that enabled a possibility to commune according to utraquistic rules. A Flemish architect V. Vogarelli was deputed with the building of the church. The newly made renaissance building, bearing gothic marks, with halls is arched with a net star vault. The church furnishing is pseudo-gothic. During reconstruction of the roof in 2000 documents dated 1873 were discovered in the copula. Since 2018, the Church of St Margaret is a Roman Catolic church with regular services.