Dobřeň, Jestřebice

Name: Dobřeň, Jestřebice
Address: Jestřebice, 277 23 Dobřeň, Czechia, Dobřeň, Czech

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Address :	Jestřebice, 277 23 Dobřeň, Czechia
Categories :	Bus stop ,
City :	Dobřeň

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Přibližně půl kilometru od zastávky Dobřeň-Jestřebice se nachází vesnická památková zóna, která byla vyhlášena v roce 1995 a zahrnuje téměř celou obec. Ves je typickou ukázkou osídlení kokořínské oblasti. Poměrně rozvolněná zástavba je přizpůsobena zdejšímu terénu plnému údolí a skalek. Zachoval se zde rozsáhlý soubor venkovských usedlostí a domů z 18. a 19. století. Jedná se o zděné i roubené stavby, doplněné špýchary a chlévy. About half a kilometer from the station Dobřeň-Jestřebice there is a village monument zone, which was declared in 1995 and covers almost the whole village. The village is a typical example of the settlement of the Kokořín area. The relatively loose development is adapted to the local terrain full of valleys and rockeries. A large collection of country houses and buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries have been preserved here. These are brick and timbered buildings, supplemented by granaries and stables.

Approximately half a kilometer from the Dobřeň-Jestřebice stop is the village monument zone, which was declared in 1995 and includes almost the entire village. The village is a typical example of the settlement of the Kokorin area. The relatively loose development is adapted to the local terrain full of valleys and rocks. An extensive set of country houses and houses from the 18th and 19th centuries has been preserved here. These are brick and timbered buildings, complete with granaries and barns. About half a kilometer from the station Dobřeň-Jestřebice there is a village monument zone, which was declared in 1995 and covers almost the whole village. The village is a typical example of the settlement of the Kokořín area. The relatively loose development is adapted to the local terrain full of valleys and rockeries. A large collection of country houses and buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries have been preserved here. These are brick and timbered buildings, supplemented by granaries and stables.