Nové Veselí: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Nové Veselí reveals different facets: historic architecture, local traditions, and routes for observing nature and water habitats.

Culture and History

The Church of St. Wenceslas is a single-nave Baroque building dating from 1752 and was consecrated in 1757. The Baroque Chapel of St. Roch dates from 1680. The Renaissance château features Renaissance portals and an arcade built in 1564.

The cultural heritage also includes a permanent exhibition featuring works by Julius Pelikán, which is accessible during office hours and at any time upon request, as well as a former mill in Nové Veselí with preserved sgraffito decorations on the façade. A brass band from Nové Veselí has a tradition spanning more than a hundred years.

Nature

Since 2018, signposted cycle route No. 4369 has passed through Nové Veselí. The “Our Nové Veselí” educational trail comprises ten stops covering local sights, monuments, and notable personalities.

The Nové Veselí Educational Water Trail features ten information boards with interactive elements and tasks for children and runs along the northern shore of Novoveselský rybník. At some stops, visitors can observe small invertebrates and learn about protected plant species.

A birdwatching site is located on a peninsula in the “U kačenárny” locality. It can be reached via the road to Matějov through the biketrial area.

Activities

The sports complex near Pohanků offers a squash court and a tennis court.

Other Places

Other places in the same broader area: Bukov, Daňkovice, Dolní Libochová, Ždánice, Radešín, Věstín, Brezi Nad Oslavou, Kundratice.

To the broader travel overview: Okres Žďár Nad Sázavou.