• Address:

    Zámecká 75, 285 06 Sázava – Černé Budy, Czech Republic

  • Client:

    Roman Catholic parish Sázava – Černé Budy

  • Description of the work:

    Restoration and construction works

  • Realization:

    2019 – 2021

The Sázava Monastery represents one of the most important preserved architectural landmarks from the reign of the Přemyslids in Bohemia. The building was founded in the 11th century by St. Procopius (Prokop), who over the years transformed the monastery into a centre of Slavic liturgy and education. Today, the Sázava Monastery is administered by the National Heritage Institute and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Czech Republic.

The restoration of the St. Procopius Pilgrimage Site in the area of the Sázava Monastery National Cultural Monument began in March 2019. Within the framework of the IROP programme (Integrated Regional Operational Programme), the entire pilgrimage site owned and managed by the Roman Catholic parish of Sázava was revitalised. The restoration and renovation project included four parts: the renovation of the Church of St. Procopius, the restoration, conservation and repair of the Gothic torso of the unbuilt church with tower, the rectory, and in the final phase, the park landscaping of the area between the church and the rectory under the Gothic arches.

On the website of the Sázava Monastery you can not only virtually see the result of our work, but also have a bird’s eye view of the site.