Písty - Obecní Úřad

The oldest mention of Písty dates back to 1345, when it was built at the confluence of the Výrovka and Elbe. Interestingly, the disasters of the Thirty Years' War and their impact on the village were reportedly not tragic, especially when compared to nearby Nymburk. Wooden cemetery church of st. The ghost probably originated around 1595, was abolished in 1786, possibly due to decay, or due to the tolerance patent of Emperor Joseph. During the First Republic, the village became an important holiday resort. On the southwest outskirts of the village you will find one of the last sand dunes in the Elbe. Kersko-Bory Nature Park lies to the southwest. The oldest mention of Pistons dates back to 1345, when it was built at the confluence of Výrovka and Elbe. Interestingly, the disasters of the Thirty Years' War and its influence on the village was reportedly not tragic, especially when compared to nearby Nymburk. Wooden cemetery church of Holy Spirit probably originated around 1595, was abolished in 1786, possibly due to decay, or due to tolerance patent of Emperor Joseph. During the First Republic the village became an important holiday resort. On the southwest outskirts of the village you will find one of the last sand dunes in the Elbe. Kersko-Bory Nature Park lies to the southwest of it. Worth a trip!