Elisabethan monastery in Kadaň, Religious monument in Kadaň, Czech Republic.
The Elisabethan monastery is located on Rokelská street and consists of connected stone buildings with a church at its center plus surrounding gardens. The complex shows the typical layout of an 18th-century religious community with spaces for worship, work, and daily living.
The monastery was established in 1746 and served the Order of Saint Elisabeth, a religious community focused on caring for others. This foundation shaped the religious life of Kadaň and the wider region for generations.
The monastery takes its name from Saint Elisabeth and reflects how religious communities in this region organized their spaces and daily routines. The layout still shows how the sisters moved between prayer areas, work spaces, and living quarters.
The monastery is situated near the Ohře River, making it easy to locate within the town. Access to the complex is best approached on foot from Rokelská street.
The gardens surrounding the buildings retain plants and layouts designed by the monks and nuns centuries ago. These green spaces reveal how religious communities integrated nature into their spiritual practice.
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