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The town of Nové Město pod Smrkem was founded in 1584 and is located in the northeastern part of the Frýdlant promontory between Jindřichovice Ridge and Smrk Mountain. Establishment of the city is closely related to the extraction of tin and other non-ferrous metals in the area. It was also known for its textile and porcelain production. At ...

Social Security Administration.

Tuhaň village is located in the Liberec region in the district of Česká Lípa. It is located at an altitude of 273 m above sea level and covers an area of 2470 hectares. The village includes parts of Dolní Dubová Hora, Domašice, Obrok, Pavličky and Tuhanec. The first written mention of the village dates from 1352. At present, Tuhaň has 269 ...

The town of Rovensko pod Troskami is located in the very center of the Bohemian Paradise, in the Semily district in the Liberec region. One of the biggest sights of the city is the ancient bell tower with three unique bells turned upside down in peace, which is set in motion by pedaling. The first written mention of Rovensko comes from ...

The village of Josefův Důl is located in the district of Jablonec nad Nisou in the heart of the Jizera Mountains in the picturesque valley of the river Kamenice. The village is a starting point for hiking, biking and skiing trips. Popular tourist destinations are, for example, the waterfalls on the Jedlová River, the Ruptured Dam, the glassworks ...

The village of Nová Ves is located in the district of Liberec and stretches through the Jeřice valley between Chrastava and Mníšek in the foothills of the Jizera Mountains. The village was established as a forest rope village, probably by gradual settlement along the Jeřice river. The first written mention of it is from 1464, when it is called ...

The village of Nová Ves nad Popelkou is located in the Liberec Region, about twenty kilometers southeast of the district town of Semily. The first written mention of the village dates back to 1369, but it was probably settled much earlier, perhaps around 1097. At present, 669 permanent residents live here. Sights, tourism: - Church of St. ...

District Court.

The town of Železný Brod is located in the Liberec Region, about eleven kilometers southeast of the district town of Jablonec nad Nisou. The town is located on both banks of the river Jizera and its location on the border of the Bohemian Paradise, the Jizera Mountains and the Giant Mountains directly predestines it as an ideal starting point for ...

The town of Ralsko is located in the southeastern part of the Česká Lípa district in the Liberec Region on the territory of the former military training area Ralsko, abandoned by the Soviet army. The name of the town is not the name of any residential part of today's town, but is derived from the name of the dominant hill and castle, located on ...

The village of Habartice is located in the district of Liberec in the Frýdlant foothills directly on the Czech-Polish state border. Habartice has an area of 555 ha and is situated at an altitude of 237 m above sea level. The village also includes the settlement of Háj. At present, our municipality has 517 permanent residents. Village ...

The first written mention of the village called Rádlo is from 1419, when the monastery in Mnichov Hradiště sold to Jindřich of Valdštejn, among other things, the parish of Rychnov with Rádel for 500 kop gr. Czech. The settlements of Milíře and Dobrá Voda are mentioned only in the 17th century. Before 1848, Rádlo belonged to the Svijany ...

Construction housing cooperative of employees Bižuterie, a.s.

Jeřmanice is a picturesque mountain village with 385 permanent residents. It is located in northeastern Bohemia at the foot of the Jizera Mountains not far from the famous Ještěd peak with an even better-known building, which forms the dominant feature of this region. The cadastre of the village is quite fragmented, the height differences are from ...

Village history: The village got its name from (now ruins) the castle Jestřebí around 1480. In 1867, the railway line from Bakov to Lípa with the station "Habichstein" - Jestřebí was completed. After the end of World War II, the majority of the German population is displaced and Czech settlers come, mostly from the Čáslav region. They took over ...

The village of Vlastibořice can be found in the southeast of the Liberec district, about 80 km from Prague, 20 km from Liberec, 10 km from Turnov and 12 km from Český Dub. The village, with its four settlements Jivina, Sedlíštka, Slavíkov and Vlastibořice, represents a typical rural settlement. The village is located between the Jizera and ...

In ancient times, trade routes from Lusatia to the inland and further south through Prague passed through the territory of today's Hodkovice. At the place where the two roads connected, a settlement was established, which became the economic center in the Frýdštejn estate. This fact is also evidenced by the preserved entries in the books of the ...

Zlatá Olešnice is located on the sides along the Zlatník stream. Gold was once mined in the creek, its banks are lined with alders and the name of the village is derived from this. The upper part of the village falls into the protected area of the Jizera Mountains, the highest is the hill Javorník, reaching an altitude of 826 meters. The area of ...

The town of Zákupy currently has about 2,800 inhabitants. They, as well as visitors to Zákup, can use the services of a polyclinic (general practitioner, pediatrician and gynecologist), dentist, pharmacy, large sports complex including sports hall and gym, swimming pool with water slide, catering and accommodation facilities (see separate ...

The sites of the oldest settlement in the village of Svijany date back to the Early Stone Age. They are the garbage burial grounds of the People of Garbage Fields. Svijany currently has 271 inhabitants, of which 36 are children, 177 of working age and 58 are pensioners. The village has state-protected cultural monuments, namely archeological ...