Kostel svatého Václava - Kostel svatého Václava

Name: Kostel svatého Václava - Kostel svatého Václava
Address: 280 02 Nová Ves I, Czechia, Nová Ves I, 280, Czech

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Address :	280 02 Nová Ves I, Czechia
Postal code :	280
Categories :	Catholic church ,
City :	Nová Ves I

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V	Vladimir Pecha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Gotický kostel postavil v Nové Vsi těsně před rokem 1300 sedlecký klášter, který v roce 1290 odkoupil ves od Hynka z Dubé. Fara a kostel se poprvé písemně uvádějí v roce 1352. Jednolodní kostel byl dále upravován na počátku 15. století, o tři staletí požději byla věž zvýšena o jedno patro a v letech 1835-36 byl empírově přestavěn. Z původní stavby dochován klenutý presbytář a spodní část mohutné chórové věže. Kolem kostela je zrušený hřbitov oválného půdorysu se sochou sv. Václava, na něm se dochovaly některé cenné náhrobky. The Gothic church was built in Nová Ves just before 1300 by the Sedlec monastery, which bought the village from Hynek of Dubá in 1290. The rectory and the church are first mentioned in writing in 1352. The single-nave church was further modified at the beginning of the 15th century, three centuries later the tower was raised by one storey and in 1835-36 it was rebuilt in an Empire style. The vaulted presbytery and the lower part of the massive choir tower have been preserved from the original building. Surrounding the church is a abolished cemetery of oval plan with a statue of St. Wenceslas, where some valuable tombstones have been preserved. The Gothic church was built in Nová Ves just before the year 1300 by the Sedlec monastery, which in 1290 bought the village from Hynek of Dubá. The parish and the church are first mentioned in writing in 1352. The single-nave church was further modified at the beginning of the 15th century, three centuries later the tower was raised by one floor and in 1835-36 it was rebuilt in the Empire style. The vaulted presbytery and the lower part of the massive choir tower have been preserved from the original building. Around the church is an abandoned cemetery with an oval floor plan and a statue of St. Wenceslas, some valuable tombstones have been preserved on it. The Gothic church was built in Nová Ves just before 1300 by the Sedlec monastery, which bought the village from Hynek of Dubá in 1290. The rectory and the church are first mentioned in writing in 1352. The single-nave church was further modified at the beginning of the 15th century, three centuries later the tower was raised by one storey and in 1835-36 it was rebuilt in an Empire style. The vaulted presbytery and the lower part of the massive choir tower have been preserved from the original building. Surrounding the church is an abolished cemetery of oval plan with a statue of St. Wenceslas, where some valuable tombstones have been preserved.