Sedlec-PrÄice
Sedlec- Prčice ( German Sedlec Pertschitz ) is a city in the region Středočeský kraj, Czech Republic.
Location
The twin cities of Sedlec- Prčice with 34 other settlements located in the southernmost part of the region. On 6,408 acres 2819 (2006) inhabitants live in a landscape pool, form its southern edge the Jistebnické Vrchoviny. The landscape was designated Bohemian Merano in the 19th century. It is a well-developed tourist, hilly, wooded area.
History
Both sub- communities developed in the past as separate towns. Prčice is the older of the two. Both towns suffered from the Thirty Years War and in the time of famine in the early 18th century. Since the 19th century Sedlec and Prčice were not connected to the rail network, also no industry moved on.
Prčice is the cradle of Witigonen and those branches of the family Krumlov, Rosenberg, Neuhaus, and country rock. Go to the common ancestor of Witiko Prčice go back.
National is the place known by the audit conducted annually since 1996 hike from Prague to Prčice attend the thousands of people.
From 1960 to 2006, the city was part of the Okres Benešov.
Attractions
- Laurentius church in Prčice
- Church of St. Jerome in Sedlec
- Chapel of the Virgin Mary in Jetřichovice
- Castle Jetřichovice
- Fixed Vrchotice
- Castle Přestavlky in Staré Mitrovice
Districts
- Bolechovice
- Bolesin
- Božetín
- Divišovice
- Dvorce
- Chotětice
- Jetřichovice
- Kvasejovice
- Kvašťov
- Lidkovice
- Málkovice
- Matějov
- Měšetice
- Monin
- Moninec
- Mrákotice
- Myslkov
- Náhlík
- Nasilov
- Nové Dvory
- Přestavlky
- Rohov
- Stare Mitrovice
- Stuchanov
- Sušetice
- Šánovice
- Uhřice
- Včelákova Lhota
- Veletín
- Víska
- Vozerovice
- Vrchotice
- Záběhlice
- Záhoří a Kozinec
Sons and daughters of the town
- Adolf Čech (1841-1903), Kapellmeister
- Josef Jelinek (1758-1825), composer and pianist
- Franz de Paula Pistek (1786-1846), born in Prčice, Archbishop of Lviv, supporters of Prčice and founder of the hospital