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Hlubočky, 12.7.2021
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Bukovany
The village of Bukovany is located in the immediate vicinity of Olomouc. The village of Bukovany was first mentioned in 1131. At that time Bishop Jindřich Zdík of Olomouc consecrated the new church of St. Wenceslas and Bukovany was given to this church as a gift. -
Bystrovany
The village of Bystrovany lies in the Haná plain approximately four kilometers east of Olomouc below the last promontory of the Low Jeseník, which ends with a beautiful place of pilgrimage, Svatý Kopeček. According to the first written resources from June 1277, the village was the property of the Premonstratensian Order of the Hradisko Monastery. -
Doloplazy
In historical sources the name of the village first appears in 1228. During feudalism, the Doloplazy was always an independent farm and until 1719 it belonged to the dominion of the Velehrad monastery, later it was a property of the official nobility. -
Hlubočky
The first mention of Hlubočky is from 1368. Forty years later, the village belonged to the estate of the nearby castle Hluboký. Over the next hundred years Hlubočky was part of the estate of the chateau in Velká Bystřice. -
Kozlov
The village of Kozlov lies on the edge of the Libavá Military Training Area by the road 441 Velký Újezd - Potštát at an altitude of 620 m above sea level. The local part of Slavkov is located by the road leading from the Zelený kříž crossroads (near the village of Kozlov) to Lipník nad Bečvou at an altitude of 590 m above sea level. -
Mrsklesy
The village lies at an altitude of 250 - 380 m above sea level, about 10 km east of the city of Olomouc in the southwestern foothills of the Oder Highlands on the border of the military area Libava. -
Přáslavice
The landscape in which our village lies was already inhabited 5,000 - 2,000 years BC. This is evidenced by archaeological excavations carried out during the construction of the highway. The first written mentions of our village are from 1131, when a document of Olomouc bishop Jindřich Zdík mentions Přáslavice. -
Svésedlice
The village of Svésedlice lies 12 km east of the city of Olomouc, at an altitude of about 280 m. In the middle of the village square there is a chapel. The development of agricultural homesteads has the typical character of Haná settlement. -
Tršice
The oldest written report about the existence of Tršice is from 1282. The feudal lords had property in Tršice since the middle of the 14th century. -
Velká Bystřice
Thanks to its location and the reach of many important tourist destinations, Velká Bystřice is an attractive destination for all ages, fans of various ways of spending free time and especially for families with children. -
Velký Újezd
The original plan and the location of Velký Újezd point back to the time of the establishment of the market settlement and its origins can be dated back to the 12th century. This market settlement was established in connection with the establishment of Potštát and Vítkov.
