Discover Nová Ves U Nového Města Na Moravě

Nová Ves U Nového Města Na Moravě combines a settlement history dating back to the 13th century with well-preserved local customs and municipal sports facilities. When choosing your destination, you can consider whether its history and traditions suit the purpose of your trip.

Historic settlement and remembrance

The settlement was established as early as the 13th century. Its first documented written mention dates from 1397. These two details mark different points in time: the 13th century represents the settlement’s origins, while 1397 is its first documented written record. The original settlement was laid out as a village built around a green. This means that the buildings were concentrated around a central square. The settlement’s form can therefore be understood through its spatial layout, not just through dates.

A monument erected in 1929 commemorates the victims of the First World War. It was created to a design by Karel Němec, a painter and graphic artist from Nové Město na Moravě. The year it was built, its designer and the reason for its creation provide a clear historical context for this memorial and complement the settlement’s early history with a specific remembrance of war.

Masopust masked procession and rattles before Easter

The Masopust masked procession is maintained as a local tradition. Another tradition takes place in the week before Easter, when children walk through the village with rattles. These examples represent two different forms of local custom: a masked procession and a children’s tradition before Easter. If local traditions are part of your destination choice, you can consider these two specifically named customs as part of the village’s character.

Chapel, pond and sports facilities

Masses are regularly held in the Chapel of Saint Anne. Check service times before a planned visit if you would like to attend a service. Fishing competitions are held at the pond below the chapel. Two named places are thus associated with different activities: religious services in the chapel and competitions at the pond.

The municipal sports facilities include two grass football pitches and a multi-purpose artificial turf pitch. The facilities differ in number, surface and purpose: two grass football pitches are complemented by a single multi-purpose artificial turf pitch. A new cycle path is also in operation.

Getting oriented along road II/360

Road II/360 passes through Moravec, Bobrová, Radešínská Svratka, Nová Ves U Nového Města Na Moravě, Nové Město na Moravě, Věcov, Jimramov and Korouhev. In this sequence, Nová Ves and Nové Město appear one after the other as two distinct place names. The order can help you locate a destination along the named road route. Be sure to check the full place name.

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