The village of Čížová is located in the district of Písek, 6 km north-west of the district town, 3 km from the main road Písek-Prague. The village of Čížová consists of several surrounding ancient villages: Bošovice, Borečnice, Krašovice, Nová Ves, Zlivice, Topělec and the village of Skrýšov, which disappeared before the Thirty Years' War.
The first, but implausible, mention of Čížová is given by the chronicler Václav Hájek from Libočany in the year 942. In 1316, parish priest Mikuláš mentions Čížová, who he managed together with the church of St. Václav in Písek.
In the village you will find a post office, a primary school, and a medical facility. The village has sewerage and water supply, and is gas-fired.
Possibility of accommodation in the village of Čížová in the apartment "U Čarků". Meals are available in the village of Čížová in the inn "U Šálichů" and in Bošovice in the Bošovické pub.
The municipality of Čížová provides for pensioners who are not mobile or otherwise unable to provide meals themselves or through their family, free delivery of meals from the canteen of the Čížová Agricultural Cooperative on the basis of an agreement with the municipality of Čížová.
You can find the municipal office at Čížová 75, Písek district.