Manastir Trnava
Trnava, Cacak
Trnava Monastery - the most important information
Within the municipality of Cacak in the Moravica district, the Trnava monastery is located in the settlement of the same name. In this village, the temple also named Trnava is located on the spring of the river Trnava and on the beautiful slopes of the mountain Jelica. It is dedicated to The Annunciation. This part of Serbia and the surroundings of Cacak are rich in history, which culminated in the construction of the monasteries, so we suggest that you include them in your plans when you come to visit.
History of the Trnava Monastery
It is believed that the monastery was built in the 13th century, during the reign of the Nemanjic dynasty. Serbian King Stefan Uroc I is mentioned as the founder of the monastery. In the Middle Ages, there was a temple at this location, founded by the Nemanjics. The Trnava monastery was later built on its foundations. The first renovation of the temple was done in 1554. Later, in the restoration works that began in 1837, conservation works were active. These works partially revealed the remains of old frescos. Today, Trnava is a nunnery and there is a sewing workshop in which the nuns of the monastery make mantles for priests and monks.
Significance of the Trnava monastery
History of the Trnava Monastery
It is believed that the monastery was built in the 13th century, during the reign of the Nemanjic dynasty. Serbian King Stefan Uroc I is mentioned as the founder of the monastery. In the Middle Ages, there was a temple at this location, founded by the Nemanjics. The Trnava monastery was later built on its foundations. The first renovation of the temple was done in 1554. Later, in the restoration works that began in 1837, conservation works were active. These works partially revealed the remains of old frescos. Today, Trnava is a nunnery and there is a sewing workshop in which the nuns of the monastery make mantles for priests and monks.
Significance of the Trnava monastery
- Hadzi-Prodan's rebellion started in the Trnava monastery in 1814, and monastery's monks were also active participants.
- The confreres of the monastery were the Holy Abbot Paisius and Deacon Avakum
How to get to the Trnava monastery?
The fastest way to reach Trnava is by car and it is not necessary to set aside more than 20 minutes for the ride if you follow state road 179.
The fastest way to reach Trnava is by car and it is not necessary to set aside more than 20 minutes for the ride if you follow state road 179.
- By car: from the center of Cacak, follow Kuzeljeva Street towards Dobracina and through Dr. Dragisa Misovica, from where you turn right at the church of St. Marina and follow Igumana Pajsia Street to your destination.
Additional information
To enter the church it is necessary to follow a specific dress code that includes covered shoulders and no short pants, skirts or dresses.
To enter the church it is necessary to follow a specific dress code that includes covered shoulders and no short pants, skirts or dresses.
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Type of Attractions
- Brige
- Museum
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