Obecní úřad Neprobylice

Nice village

The village is located in a beautiful rolling landscape between Slaný and Louny. The first records of the village are from the 14th century. The oldest preserved historical monument is a replica of the bell tower with 3 bells from 1500, the Baroque church of St. Ducha from 1676, Schořálek's farm, which is part of the Třebíz open-air museum and a partially preserved fortress with a square floor plan, also called Hrádek in the northern part of the village. Written reports prove that already during the 14th century. at least two manors (fortresses) were established in the village. Today, Neprobylice is a common village in Slánsko, focused on agriculture, the lower fortress has disappeared throughout history and the upper fortress has become a farm building. The village is situated in a beautiful countryside between towns Slaný and Louny. The first records of the village date back to the 14th century. The oldest preserved historical monument is the replica of the bell tower with 3 bells from 1500, the Baroque church of St. The Spirit from 1676, the Schořálek farm, which is part of the Třebíz open-air museum and partially preserved fortress with a square ground plan called also Hrádek in the northern part of the village. Written reports show that during the 14th century, at least two mansions (fortresses) were built in the village. Nowadays, Neprobylice is a common village of the area around Slaný, geared towards agriculture, the lower fort disappears in the course of history, and it has become an economic building from the upper fortress.