Nová Říše
monastery Nová Říše, Czech republic
Be ready for every good work
According to tradition, the monastery in Nová Říše was founded in 1211 by Markvard of Hrádek and his wife Vojslava. They established it for the Norbertine religious sisters - Premonstratensians. Spiritual administration was provided by priests and provosts from the mother monastery in Zábrdovice (now part of Brno). The first solid point in the history of the monastery is the year 1248 when the provost of Nová Říše, Heřman, is documented by records.
Be ready for every good work
In the places where the rugged heart of the Vysočina region humbly bows to the vast ponds of southern Bohemia, not far from the historic town of Telč, an extensive monastery complex was built as early as the 13th century. Originally a women's monastery founded by Markvard of Hrádek and his wife Vojslava, it underwent centuries of turbulent development.
Come and find the peace, strength, and love of a place whose spirit was born from persistent effort and faith in life. Come to breathe and rest in the tranquility of your inner self. Come to assess how the current owners of the monastery, members of the Premonstratensian order, succeed in fulfilling their main mission, "to be ready for every good work," how they manage to connect the monastic way of life with work among people and for people.
Location
Location capactiy
max. 50 people
Nearby recreation
Park
0 m
Garden
0 m
Travel
Closest Trainstation
Telč
9,5 km
Closest Airport
Brno
101 km
Closest Cities
Želetava
8,8 km
Telč
10 km
Třebíč
28 km