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The village of Oponešice is a small village located in the southern tip of the Vysočina region. The village is located 7 km northeast of Jemnice and is crossed by the road from Budkovo to Mladoňovice. The first written mention of Oponešice dates from 1351, when the village belonged to Vilhem of Upolněšice. The oldest building in the village is ...

The village of Bezděkov is located in the Rokycany district and lies at an altitude of 468 m above sea level. The first written mention of the village of Bezděkov is probably from March 20, 1234, when King Wenceslas I confirmed the donation of the village of Bezděkov by Gumpold's son Dětleb from Potvorov to the Plaský monastery. 150 inhabitants ...

Vražné is a village and municipality (obec) in Nový Jičín District in the Moravian-Silesian Region of the Czech Republic. The municipality has 3 local parts Vražné, Hynčice and Emauzy and the territory consists of 2 cadastral areas Vražné near Oder and Hynčice near Vražného. The vast majority of the village is made up of fields and meadows, which ...

The village of Úlehle is located in the South Bohemian Region, about 8 kilometers southwest of the town of Strakonice. The village lies at an average height of 512 m.a.s.l. The cadastral area of the village is 656 ha, of which 29% is arable land, 33% forests and the rest are meadows and built-up land. 48 residents live permanently in Úlehli. ...

The village is located 12 km southeast of Roudnice nad Labem on the outskirts of the district Litomerice. The first written record dates back to 1344, but according to legend, it is an ancient Slavic village founded in the 9th century by the forefather of the Pšovans named Beš, after which it was said to be Beškovice. This name was named until ...

The administrative territory of the municipality includes five villages:  - Miskovice  - Tributaries  - Been  - Hořany  - Mezholezy. Their cadastre covers an area of 1,900 ha. The area is adjacent to the town of Kutná Hora from the northwest and serves as a suburban recreation area. The picturesque undulating landscape with scattered ...

The village of Pouzdřany is a wine-growing village located in the Břeclav district and lies on the left bank of the Svratka river, above the confluence of the Svratka and Jihlavka rivers, at an altitude of 176m. The highest peak in the cadastre of the village is Kolby (308 m). The first written mention comes from 1244, when the village belonged to ...

The village of Kozomín is located in the district of Mělník. It is located 6 km east of the town of Kralupy nad Vltavou at an altitude of 265 m above sea level. The village has 450 inhabitants. The cadastre of the village measures 272 hectares and represents a very irregular north-south formation. Archaeological finds show that Meziříčí in the ...

The village of Bojanovice is located in the Central Bohemian Region in the district of Prague-West and is situated in a beautiful environment of Podbrdské forests and the valley of the river Kocába. Bojanovice consists of three parts, which correspond to the cadastral areas of the same name and are located southwest of Bojanovice itself: Malá ...

The Old Town lies in the north of Moravia between Králický Sněžník, Rychlebské Mountains and Hrubý Jeseník. In the surroundings of the Old Town there are beautiful natural sceneries, lookout rocks and valley paths ideal for hiking trips. The dominant feature of the region is 1424 meters high Králický Sněžník. Historical sources show that the town ...

The village of Časy is located between Sezemice and Holice in the district of Pardubice. The first mention of the village comes from the 16th century, at least part of it belonged to the Cistercian monastery in Sezemice at that time. The monument of the village is the village cross and the belfry from the middle of the 18th century. The village ...

Municipal office. The first written record dates from 1615. The village is located at an altitude of 296 meters. On the live 175 inhabitants. The village is located 4 km south of Turnov in the beautiful surroundings of Bohemian Paradise. The surrounding area offers hiking and cycling. Summer office hours: Mon, Wed 19.00 - 20.00 Winter ...

The town of České Heřmanice is located in eastern Bohemia in the Pardubice region, Ústí nad Orlicí district, approximately 7 km from Vysoké Mýt and 8 km northwest of Litomyšl. The first mention of the village of Heřmanice dates back to 1226. In 1960, as part of the territorial reorganization, the then separate village of Chotěšiny with its own ...

The village of Radešín can be found in the Vysočina region in the district of Žďár nad Sázavou. The first written mention of the village dates back to 1453. Currently, Radešín has 127 permanent residents. The village of Radešín is equipped with water supply, gasification and sewerage with a connection to a wastewater treatment ...

The village of Velké Březno is located in the picturesque landscape of the protected landscape area of the Bohemian Central Mountains between the towns of Ústí nad Labem and Děčín. The biggest attractions of our village include the Velké Březno State Chateau with its beautiful park or the local brewery. Municipal office, services: - Czech ...

The village of Chožov is located in the district of Louny in the Ústecký region, northeast of the natural monument Třtěnská stráně. The first written mention of the village dates back to 1057. Currently, Chožov has 547 permanent residents. For the use of free time, there is a sports field available in the village, and we would also find here ...

Municipal office Dětmarovice. The village of Dětmarovice is located in the northeastern part of the Ostrava agglomeration, 9 km northwest of the district town of Karviná at an altitude of 214 - 234 m, the highest points are Vilčkův kopec (266 m) and Nebrojův kopec (250 m). Dětmarovice has an area of 1,376 ha, of which 61.3% is agricultural land ...

The village of Ryžoviště is located in the district of Bruntál in the Moravian-Silesian region. It is located about 20 km from Bruntál and 10 km from the town of Rýmařov. It lies at an altitude of 614 m and is part of the Rýmařov region in the northern foothills of Nízké Jeseník. The first written mention of the village dates back to 1317 and ...

The Kudlovice wine village is located northwest of Uherské Hradiště in the foothills of the Chřibské forests. The local Paňháje route belongs to the northernmost wine route of the Slovakian wine region. The village is territorially divided into two units - the village of Kudlovice itself and the local part of Kudlovská Dolina, about 2 km ...

The village of Olbramice is located in the Olomouc region, near the regional town of Olomouc. The first mention of the village can be found as early as 1368. At present, a total of 224 inhabitants live here. Village facilities: - municipal office - general store - library - Chapel of St. Welcome - bell tower - ...

The village of Hora Svatého Šebestián is located in the Ore Mountains thirteen kilometers northwest of Chomutov at an altitude of about 840 meters. The exact time of the beginning of the settlement of today's Hory Sv. Unfortunately, Šebestiána is not known to us, but there are several rumors and unsubstantiated reports about the establishment of ...

The village of Milhostov is located in the district of Cheb. The village currently has about 333 inhabitants. The cadastre of the municipality also includes the municipalities of Hluboká, Dolní Částkov, Vackovec, Děvín, Doubrava. The dominant feature of the village is the church of St. Mikuláš, which is already owned by the municipality. The ...

The village of Hrejkovice is located in southern Bohemia near Milevsko, almost within sight of Orlík and Zvíkov, with which the history of the village is closely connected. The Hrejkovický rybník, which has an area of 23 ha, stretches above the village, the Hrejkovický stream flows through the village from north to south and flows into the Orlická ...

Vrbičany is located northwest of Slané, near the border with the Louny district, at an altitude of 284 m. It is primarily an agricultural village. The first mention of Vrbičany dates from 1318, when Lord Hynek is mentioned. Over the centuries, the owners changed, with the last holder being the important noble family of Clam-Martinic. According ...

The Municipal Office of Životice near Nový Jičín. From 1.1. 1993 a separate village, situated 332 m above sea level in a valley surrounded by the Jedle (546 m) and Hlásnice from the north-east, Mořkovská hora (429 m) from the south. The Jičínka River flows through the valley, along which family houses spread over 3 km. The area of 9, 05 km2 lives ...