Nové Dvory is situated in the landscape along the Sázava River. A chapel in the village was built in 1901 by the builder Pecháček from Přibyslav; next to it, a memorial to those who fell in the First World War was unveiled on 18 August 2013.
Chapel and Memorial Sites
Every year, on the third Sunday in August, a mass is celebrated in the chapel for the harvest thanksgiving and in gratitude for blessings received. On the outskirts of Nové Dvory, there is also a wayside cross which is said to have been moved to this location from a disused cemetery.
History of Nové Dvory
The first written mention of Nové Dvory dates back to 1444. In 1850, Nové Dvory belonged to the Polná estate. There was a manorial farm on the Sázava River.
The local school is first mentioned in 1783; the local commemorative book was established in 1877. In addition, the municipality decided to build a new school.
Getting Around and Things to See
KČT cycling route No. 19 runs through Rosička, Nížkov, Buková, Nové Dvory and Přibyslav. In Nové Dvory, a bus waiting area was renovated and the asphalt surface was renewed.
Other Places
Other destinations: Velke Mezirici, Uhřínov, Věchnov, Jámy, Blízkov, Dalečín, Sklené, Světnov
