Dolánky nad OhÅ™Ã
Nad Ohri Dolánky ( German Dolanek ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located eight kilometers south of Litoměřice an der Eger and belongs to Okres Litoměřice.
Geography
The village is located on the right side of Eger, at the foot of the 209 m high hill Skala. By Dolánky leads the state road 608 between Terezin and Doksany. One and a half kilometers north of the railway runs from Lovosice after Roudnice where the next train stop in Hrdly is.
Neighboring towns are Hrdly in the north, Oleško in the northeast, Skala and Rohatce the southeast, Doksany in the south, Brozany nad Ohri and Rochov in the southwest and Brňany and Bohušovice nad Ohri in the northwest.
History
Dolánky was first documented in 1057 in founding the collegiate St. Stefan in Litoměřice by Duke Spytihněv II. On the opposite bank of the Eger was at that time the village Pelesch, the Přemysl Otakar I. 1226 donated the monastery Doksany. Below Dolánky was on the river of the place Dolany, whose owner was before 1400 the Leitmeritzer Castellan Bleha.
When Egerhochwasser 1461 Pelesch was swept away by the floods and leave Dolany because of its location in the floodplain.
In 1900, 647 people lived in Dolánky.
Local structure
For the community nad Ohri Dolánky no districts are reported. The municipality is part of the hamlet of Skala.
Attractions
- Church of St. Giles, the original Gothic building was remodeled from 1675 by Antonio della Porta baroque
- Baroque vicarage, built in 1788 - 1791
- Baroque bell tower at the church
- Chapel on a source Ägidiuse, built in the 18th century
- Two small chapel in the Empire style below Skala on the road to Doksany
- A shrine (1597 ) in Oberndorf
Municipal office in the village square
Rectory, church and bell tower of St. Giles