Monastero dei Santi Gervasio e Protasio

The Monastero dei Santi Gervasio e Protasio is a Cistercian monastery in San Giacomo di Veglia near Vittorio Veneto. The complex features stone walls and religious architecture with spaces for prayer, study, and communal living, complemented by simple windows and inner courtyards.

The monastery was founded in 1212 and spent centuries in Belluno before relocating to San Giacomo di Veglia in 1909. A fire in the 15th century prompted rebuilding that blended medieval and later construction elements.

The monastery bears the names of Saints Gervasius and Protasius, with the community practicing daily liturgical chants and silent prayer within these walls. The nuns shape the spiritual rhythm of the place through their presence, offering visitors spaces where quiet reflection becomes possible.

The monastery sits in a quiet area on the outskirts, accessible by foot or car. Visitors should expect modest facilities and practice respectful behavior toward the active community.

The monastery originally stood in Belluno before being relocated to its present location due to various challenges. This move over a century ago makes it a place that preserved its historical roots in a different location.