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Chotěšov Abbey, officially known as Klášter premonstrátek, is a monastery located in Chotěšov, Czech Republic. It was established in 1202 and remains an active institution. The abbey operates as a unit of the Doksany Convent and follows the Premonstratensians religious order.
The site holds the heritage designation of a national cultural monument of the Czech Republic. It is assigned the conscription number 1. The abbey receives approximately 12,574 visitors per year. Its official website is titled Klášter Chotěšov - Oficiální stránky kláštera Chotěšov.
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Research organization · ROR
- Type
- Other
- Founded
- 1202
- Location
- Chotěšov, Czechia
- Status
- Active
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Official website
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- monastery
- Official name
- klášter premonstrátek
- Country
- Czech Republic
- Parent organization
- Doksany Convent
- Official website
- www.klasterchotesov.eu/?st=english
- Image
- Chotěšovský klášter.jpg
- Religious order
- Premonstratensians
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- Commons category
- Chotěšov Monastery
- heritage designation
- national cultural monument of the Czech Republic
- inception
- 1202-00-00
- conscription number
- 1
- visitors per year
- 12574
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