The village of Obrnice Obrnice is located in the district of Most in the Ústecký region at the confluence of the Bílina and Srpina rivers at an altitude of 213 m. The village of Obrnice lies approx. 3.5 km east of the town of Most and is a member of the Srpina Microregion. Currently, around 2, 200 inhabitants live here.
The first written mention of the village dates back to 1282. The population originally made a living from agriculture, and then in the 19th century, industrial development took place here, and the operation of the North Bohemian Ceramic Works, now the plant of the KERAMOST company, began here.
Landmarks of the village:
- the chapel of the Holy Trinity in the village, restored in 2007–2008
- statues of St. John of Nepomuk and St. Anthony of Padua by the chapel
Tips for trips in the area:
- Lake Benedict
- Korozluky castle
- planetarium Most
- Aquadrome Most
- planetarium Most
- Hněvín observatory
- Hněvín Castle
- Mosteck lake
- Lake Matylda
- Duchcov castle
- the ruins of the Světce castle
and more.