Hradištko (Nymburk District)

Hradištko, until 1969 Hradišťko ( German Hradischko ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located eight kilometers south-west of Nymburk and belongs to fulltext your real estates.

Geography

Hradištko is located on the left bank of the Elbe opposite the ruins Mydlovar and the mouth of the Vlkava on the East Bohemian panel. To the south extends the natural park Kersko and the northwest of the floodplain " Mydlovarský luh ".

Neighboring towns are Šnepov and Rozkoš in the north, Kostomlaty nad Labem in the northeast, Doubrava, Písty and Zvěřínek in the east, and Sadská Třebestovice the southeast, Velenka in the southwest, and Kersko Semice in the west and Ostra in the northwest.

History

The first written mention of the village took place in 1088.

After the abolition of patrimonial Hradišťko formed in 1850 a municipality in the district Poděbrady. Part of the municipality is the Kerskowald. After the First World War, the Kersko became a popular recreation area of Prague's upper class. In the forest a cottage settlement arose. Since 1949, the church belongs to fulltext your real estates.

The Kersko Forest in 1951 was action area of resistance actions of the Mašín brothers. On September 12, 1951 Ctirad Mašín and Milan Paumer tied in the woods the taxi owner who had driven to the police station in Chlumec after their raid nad Cidlinou. On 28 September, the Mašín brothers and Paumer seized at the junction of the road to Kersko of the 611 at Velenka an ambulance and handcuffed the paramedics in the forest. Then they attacked with the stolen ambulance, the police station in Čelákovice.

Since 1970, the municipality bears the name Hradištko. 2006, the settlement Kersko of 362 houses and single-family homes have been created since 2000, so that Kersko now also permanent residents.

Community structure

For the community Hradištko no districts are reported. To Hradištko heard the settlement Kersko.

Attractions

  • Chapel
  • Menhir of Kersko, west of the village on the Elbe
  • Remains of the castle Mydlovar, northwest on the opposite bank of the Elbe
  • Floodplain Mydlovarský luh around the ruins Mydlovar, nature reserve
  • Nature Park Kersko, south of the village
  • Moorwiese at Velenka (NPP Slatinná Louka u Velenky ), the 1.3 -hectare nature reserve near the settlement Kersko is a Special Protection Area (SPA) and thus part of Natura 2000
  • Kersker ponds (PP Kerské Rybníčky ) with 9 ha, there are three ponds in Kerskowald which are also Special Protection Areas
  • St. -Josef- mineral source in Kersko, the source was opened in 1934 at a depth of 89 m

Personalities

  • The writer Bohumil Hrabal lived for a long time over the summer half-wild with about 25 cats in Kersko and made the settlement famous.
  • The inn Hájenka made ​​famous by the 1983 by Jiří Menzel Hrabal template in Kersko film shot " Slavnosti sněženek ".
Kraj Okres Vehicle registration plates of the Czech Republic Chlumec nad Cidlinou Bobnice Dlouhopolsko Dvory (Nymburk District) Kounice Kovanice Libice nad Cidlinou Milovice (Nymburk District) Senice Straky Stratov Velenice (Nymburk District) Vestec (Nymburk District)
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