Kladruby (Rokycany District)
Kladruby ( German Kladrub ) is a municipality with 149 inhabitants ( 2008) in the Czech Republic. It is located seven kilometers north-east of Radnice in Radnitzer Bergland and belongs to Okres Rokycany. The land area is 1370 ha
Geography
The place is located in 385 m above sea level. M. right of Berounka in the valley of the brook Radubice. To the north lies the Pohořelec forest, which extends to the Berounka. To the west of the village lies the nature park Horni Berounka.
Neighboring towns are Lejskův Mlýn in the north, Chlum in the northeast, Prašný Újezd in the east, and Skoupý Hlohovičky the southeast, Hlohovice, Vojenice and Svinná in the south, Novomlýnské in the southwest and Rakolusky and Hřešihlavy in the northwest.
History
The first written mention of the village dates from 1329. Together with the neighboring Vojenice belonged Klabruby from 1352 to possession of the provost Melnik.
Local structure
The municipality Kladruby include the districts Hřešihlavy ( Herschichlau ) Třímany ( Triman ) and Vojenice ( Wojenitz ).
Attractions
- Church in Hřešihlavy, built 1768-1769 in Baroque style in place of an earlier building of 1384, in the presbytery grave lay the Count Rummerskirch
- Pieta Statue in Hřešihlavy, 1751
- Bell tower in Hřešihlavy
- Church of St John the Baptist in Vojenice
- Built castle Hřešihlavy, 1734 by Ferdinand Maria of Rummerskirch for his wife Maria Elisabeth, born Hildprandt
- Chapel in Třímany
- Chapel in Kladruby