Obecní úřad Ryjice

great village, great action, and great playground

Parked vehicles around the bus turntable that no one solves

social events take place at the municipal office in Ryjice ... they also include firefighting competitions.

Witch and good beer, magical evening, what more could you want..???

I was there for the business card of the Blansko castle, everything ok without any problems, they organize a great burning of witches every year.

Regarding the Municipal Office I do not know, just only where I was just so it was a playground

Ryjice, as one of the few villages in the Ústí nad Labem region, can boast a written mention since 1186 in Latin as "VILAS RIGICI". This was probably in connection with the fact that in 1169, together with the nearby Povrly and Roztoky, they were dedicated by King Vladislav I of the Order of the Johanites. Originally, it was probably a circular Slavic settlement, consisting of several partially sunken huts and an open fireplace. With the birth, a lateral elongated village was gradually formed. The green tourist sign will take you to Blansko Castle after about two kilometers and an elevation gain of 180 meters. From its viewing platform, in case of nice weather, you can enjoy a circular view of the entire northern part of the Bohemian Central Mountains, but also of the silhouette of the Ještěd landmark in the Jizera Mountains. Ryjice, as one of the few villages on the Ústecko region, has a first written mention since 1186 in the Latin language as "VILAS RIGICI". This was probably due to the fact that in 1169, together with the nearby Povrly and Roztoky, it was dedicated to the Johanites by King Vladislav I. Originally, it was apparently a circular Slavic settlement, consisting of several partly embeded huts and with an open fire. Then it gradually formed an elongated village. A green tourist sign will lead you to Blansko Castle after roughly two kilometers and an altitude of 180 meters. From its viewing platform, in the case of nice weather, you will enjoy an awesome circular view across the northern part of the Bohemian Central Mountains, as well as the silhouette of the Ještěd dominant in the Jizera Mountains.