TlumaÄov
Tlumačov ( German Tlumatschau ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located 20 kilometers west of Zlín and belongs to Okres Zlín.
Location
Tlumačov is on the road to Zlin, near the Morava river in the border area of South Hana.
History
The first written mention of the village dates from the year 1141 and in a Moravian bishop certificate of Heinrich Zdik. 1241 devastated a Tartar invasion Tlumatschau. In 1373 the church was first mentioned. During the Thirty Years' War the Swedes in 1634 ravage the place. In the Silesian War in 1742 the occupation Tlumatschow done by Prussian Tuppen. On October 17, 1841, the first passenger train travels through Tlumatschau. In May 1945 Tlumatschau is captured by units of the Romanian Army.
Attractions
Among the historic buildings include St. Martin's Church from the 14th century and the old mansion fort No. 90
Economy
Nowadays Tlumatschow has more than 2,400 residents, with the majority of citizens in Otrokovice, Zlin or Kroměříž works. A large local employers are the companies Metlašrot (metal scrap ), Dura -line and the kids toy factory Stodulka. There are also agriculture. In Tlumatschau is a well-known horse breeding station.
Education
In the village there is a primary school and two kindergartens. Furthermore, there is a local library,
Traffic
Tlumatschau has a bus station. The station is located on the Route number 330 ( Breclav - Presov ) Czech Railways.