The village of Úbislavice is located in the Hradec Králové Region, about 5 km southwest of Nová Paka. Úbislavice lies at an altitude of 400 m.n.m. and now 400 people live here.
The first mention of the village from 1357 proves that the upper part belonged to the castle Kumburk and the lower part was a ruler farm. Since 1389 the whole village belonged to Kumburk.
The village consists of six parts: Úbislavice, Chloumek, Goods, Stav, Štěpanice and Česká Proseč.
The village is rich in folk architecture, preserved wooden cottages of the Krkonoše type and timbered houses with richly carved gables.
Municipal office, services:
- office hours: Monday and Wednesday 14:00 - 18:00 hours.
Equipment of village:
- mail
- general store
- playground
- municipal library.
Local Sights:
- Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary
- water Mill
- ruins of Kumburk Castle
- memorial plaque of Jan Gebauer
- statue of st. Jan Nepomucký and others.
Local associations:
- Voluntary Firefighter Unit
- TJ Sokol
- Embellishment Society Stav.
Throughout the year we organize a number of sports and cultural events and also hold typical village festivities. The most important native of Úbislavice is the well-known philologist, bohemist and professor Jan Gebauer.