Čechy (Přerov District)
Bohemia ( Czech German ) is a municipality with 330 inhabitants in the Czech Republic. It is located seven kilometers south-east of Přerov and belongs to Okres Přerov. The land area is 454 ha
Geography
Bohemia is located in the Hanna on the right bank of the Moštěnka and has grown together with the eastern neighbor municipality Domaželice into one unit. Through the village the main road leads 150 of Přerov after Bystřice pod Hostýnem.
Neighboring towns are Podolí in the north, Hradcany to the northeast, and Nahošovice Turovice in the west, and Líšná Marianov in the south, Beňov the southwest, Prusy in the west and Želatovice in the northwest.
History
The first mention of Bohemia found in 1358 in Olomouc Landtafel. The original gentry seat came in 1487 at the castle Prerau. In particular, in the 16th century changed the owner to which the Cimburk of the Kostka of Postupice, Wilhelm II of Pernštejna that Žerotín Jan Karas z Dudlebenky that Kokořovec of Kokorov and Václav Vahanský of Vohančice were very common. 1687 acquired by the Counts of Oppersdorf Bohemia. After the replacement of the basic rule Bohemia in 1850 to autonomous municipality. The land came in 1839 on family connections to Karl Freiherr von Baden field.
1974 a swimming pool was inaugurated. The former estate Marianov serves since 1982 as Trainingswhip site for top racehorses.
Attractions
- Bell tower, built in the second half of the 18th century
- War Memorial, erected in 1920
- Christ on the Cross, on the farm
Community structure
For the community of Bohemia districts are not reported. The municipality belongs to the monolayer Marianov ( Marianin ).