Spiritual values ​​of the landscape are considered to be a topic, which cannot be clearly defined. Nevertheless, these values are the necessary basement for the uniqueness of each landscape. The article deals with the theme of the landscape sanctity, changes of perception of the landscape sanctity by man since the Neolithic period to the present. Religious sites have been traditionally associated with the cult. Pagan cult sites have been transformed according to the principles of a new religion – Christianity. Notable changes in the landscape sanctity perception – which remained unchanged in its continuous evolution – appeared in the second half of the 20th century when any religious expression in the country were suppressed and eliminated. As the most important and most widespread group of physical traces of history and religious life of our ancestors, can be considered small religious landmarks originated mainly in the Baroque period, which became characteristic for Central Europe landscapes. The current landscape sanctity perception materialized into the form of small religious landmarks has recorded two opposing tendencies. The continuing ignorance and disrespect or the fascination and rediscovering of the excellence on the other side illustrate the inconsistency of the present. The inner meaning of religious objects and its external form often are not in harmony; however it should be preserved as an important landscape characteristic, so the particular landscape can be perceived as the home.