Kostel svatého Václava (Nové Sedlo) Church

Spring During the spring, the Church of St. Wenceslas in the New Sedla offers a unique atmosphere where the surrounding forests and meadows awaken to life. The light of the sun penetrates through the stained glass and creates a play of colors on stone walls, while the bells of the nearby church mingle with the bird's singing. Specific is also the flowering surroundings - in April and May the church is surrounded by flowering trees and the first wild flowers, which gives the visit a calm, almost fairy-tale mood. It is practically advisable to visit the memory early in the morning or late in the afternoon when there are fewer tourists. Comfortable shoes and light but warm clothes are recommended - the weather can be variable, with cold morning hours and sudden rains. It is also suitable to visit time in the period after Easter when nature flourishes and the church is often accompanied by exhibitions of regional artists.

Summer In the summer months the Church attracts mainly its surroundings - green hills and forests provide pleasant shade and pleasant temperature even in hot days. The sun illuminates the church at noon so that its stone reliefs and sculptures gain plastic and appear to "revive." The evening lighting is also specific, where the church is mysterious in summer nights, especially at sunset, when its silhouette is drawn against the blue sky. In the main summer season (July and August), however, it is necessary to expect a higher interest of visitors, which is why it is ideal to arrive before nine o'clock in the morning or after sixteen o'clock. Light, breathable clothes, a hat and plenty of water are recommended - there are no refreshment stands around. For a quieter tour it is advisable to avoid weekends and holidays.

Autumn Autumn visit of St. Wenceslas Church brings a unique combination of historical atmosphere and natural colors. In September and October, the woods around the church turn into a palette of yellow, orange and red shades, which are reflected in the stained glass of the church. The church is almost mystical when its windows are lit with the last rays of the sun and the shadows of the trees dancing on the walls. Specific is also silence - in autumn months the surroundings are quieter, without summer tourists, but with the possibility of meeting with locals who often visit the church during services. Practically it is appropriate to dress in warm layers because the weather changes quickly and the evenings are cold. A visit is recommended in the morning when the light is the most beautiful and avoid rainy days when the roads to the church are slippery.

Winter The winter visit to the Church of St. Wenceslas offers a unique atmosphere of calm and moderate light, when the snow cover and frozen trees supply the surroundings with a fairy tale. The church, illuminated by lamps and Christmas decorations (in advent time), is cozy and mysterious, while the bell rings are mixed with snow rustling. Specific is also limited daylight - in December and January the church is illuminated artificially, creating intimate, almost sacral space. It is practically necessary to count on shorter opening times (usually within 16 hours) and the possibility that some parts of the church will be closed. Hot but comfortable clothing (including waterproof shoes) is recommended, as the roads can be frozen. The best time is the afternoon when the church lights up with the last rays of the sun before nightfall.