Velká HleÄsebe
Velka Hleďsebe ( German United Sichdichfür, also Großsichdichfür ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located one kilometer north-west of Marianske Lazne and belongs to the Okres Cheb on.
Geography
The village is located 561 m above sea level south of the Imperial Forest on the right bank of the Kosi Potok ( Blackbird Bach). Neighboring towns are Valy and Klimentov in the north, Marianske Lazne in the east and southeast, Drmoul in the south and Malá Hleďsebe, Tři Sekery, Krasne and Sekerské Chalupy in the West.
History
The first recorded mention of the original to the rule Tachau belonging village Sichdichfür comes from 1587th Probably the place is much older, but all documents went over the fire of the castle Tachau lost. From 1606 acquired Hans Bartl Schirnding big and small Sichdichfür of Emperor Rudolf II. Den after the Battle of White Mountain recovered possession of the mortgaged Schirndinger Ferdinand I in 1623 to the brothers Johann Reinhard Wilhelm and Metternich. 1651 lived 217 people in both Sichdichfürs.
From the mid-19th century made Großsichdichfür a municipality in the district court Kynzvart. By 1870, the United Siehdichfür was also lower than Siehdichfür ( Dolejší Hleďsebe ) refers. This name comes from the definition of official place name in 1854. 1916 was the change of Siehdichfür in Sichdichfür.
By 1906 the village had no church and was gepfarrt for St. Vitus Church in Neudorf. The construction of the neo-Romanesque St. Anne 's Church was begun in 1901; completed and consecrated it was ten years later. In 1906 the cemetery with a chapel. 1930 had 1640 inhabitants of the village. Since 1984, the community is also connected by the trolley with the neighboring spa town of Marienbad.
The melt pond is now used as a swimming pool Riviera.
Community structure
The municipality consists of the villages Velka Hleďsebe Klimentov ( Klemens village), Malá Hleďsebe (small Sichdichfür ) and Velka Hleďsebe ( United Sichdichfür ), at the same time also form Katastralbezirke.