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Name: Květnice, Rozc. - Rozc.
Address: 250 84 Květnice, Czechia, Květnice, 250, Czech

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Address :	250 84 Květnice, Czechia
Postal code :	250
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City :	Květnice

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Příjemná zastávka na cestě z Uhříněvsi do Úval. Klidná ves na obou březích potoka Výmola mě mile překvapila. Původně jsem přijel za účelem návštěvy míst, kde se měla nacházet zřícenina malého hradu ze 14. století. Bohužel zbytky už zmizely pod mladší zástavbou. Přesto jsem strávil hodinu příjemnou procházkou a posezením v restauraci u penzionu Lávka. Počátky obce Květnice jsou nejasné, první záznamy pochází z let 1352 a 1358. Po třicetileté válce se obec uvádí jako pustá. Po roce 1850 osada patřila do okresu Český Brod, od roku 1960 byla samostatnou obcí okresu Praha-východ, v letech 1964-1990 osadou obce Sibřina, od roku 1990 je opět samostatnou obcí okresu Praha-východ. Dnes tu žije přibližně1 700 obyvatel. A pleasant stop on the way from Uhříněves to Úvaly. The quiet village on both banks of the Výmola stream pleasantly surprised me. I originally came to visit the places where the ruins of a small castle from the 14th century were supposed to be located. Unfortunately, the remains have already disappeared under the younger buildings. Nevertheless, I spent an hour with a pleasant walk and sitting in the restaurant at the "Lávka" pension. The beginnings of the village Květnice are unclear, the first records come from the years 1352 and 1358. After the Thirty Years' War, the village is listed as desolate. After 1850 the settlement belonged to the district of Český Brod, since 1960 it was an independent municipality of the district Praha-východ, in the years 1964-1990 the settlement of the village Sibřina, since 1990 it is again an independent municipality of the district Praha-východ. Today, approximately 1,700 inhabitants live here.

A pleasant stop on the way from Uhříněves to Úval. The quiet village on both banks of the Výmola stream pleasantly surprised me. I originally came to visit the places where the ruins of a small castle from the 14th century were supposed to be located. Unfortunately, the remains have already disappeared under the younger buildings. Nevertheless, I spent an hour with a pleasant walk and sitting in the restaurant at the Lávka pension. The beginnings of the village Květnice are unclear, the first records come from the years 1352 and 1358. After the Thirty Years' War, the village is listed as desolate. After 1850 the settlement belonged to the district of Český Brod, since 1960 it was an independent municipality of the district Praha-východ, in the years 1964-1990 the settlement of the village Sibřina, since 1990 it is again an independent municipality of the district Praha-východ. Today, about 1,700 inhabitants live here. A pleasant stop on the way from Uhříněves to Úvaly. The quiet village on both banks of the Výmola stream pleasantly surprised me. I originally came to visit the places where the ruins of a small castle from the 14th century were supposed to be located. Unfortunately, the remains have already disappeared under the younger buildings. Nevertheless, I spent an hour with a pleasant walk and sitting in the restaurant at the "Lávka" pension. The beginnings of the village Květnice are unclear, the first records come from the years 1352 and 1358. After the Thirty Years' War, the village is listed as desolate. After 1850 the settlement belonged to the district of Český Brod, since 1960 it was an independent municipality of the district Praha-východ, in the years 1964-1990 the settlement of the village Sibřina, since 1990 it is again an independent municipality of the district Prague East. Today, approximately 1,700 inhabitants live here.