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The belfry	HOSTIN First records date back to 1345 The village is located 9 km to the east of the city of Melnik, 3 km to the west from Liblice, Hostinna is to the south-east (280 m above sea level) School from 1877 In the center of the village there is a belfry
Memorial of Killed Partisans	CHORUSICE First records date back to 1228 Located 18 km to the north-east of Melnik Church of Assumption of the Virgin Mary Baroque mortuary Rectory from 1716, rectangle shape, multistoried, segmented by lesene frames and rectangular windows Chapel from 1716 on the village common Memorial of Killed Partisans in Zahaji Monuments and points of interest as presented by the municipality
The gothic church	KADLIN First records date back to 1346 Gothic Church of St. James Major Wooden prismatic Glockenturm.
Buildings 17 and 19	KANINA Founded in 1207 Buildings 17 and 19 – national cultural heritage Newly developed belfry On the south edge of the municipality there is a Neolithic culture site
Burg Kokorin	KOKORIN First records date back to 1320 At the place of the original court with a fortress (with the sandstone caves under the former chateau garden are considered as the remainders of the fortress) On the village common there is the sculpture of St. Nicholas of Tolentino with figures of St. Sebastian, Rochus, Martin, and St. Rosalie in the niche in the pedestal, made in 1700 Fortress rebuilt in the 18th century into a chateau is today used as a pension. Kokorin Castle
Skalni byt (Rock Residence)	LHOTKA Skalni byt (Rock Residence) - in the southern part of the village, cut out in the rock in around 1900. Serving as a residence until 1982
Baroque chateau	LIBLICE First records date back to 1254 St. Wenceslas Church Thun-Hohenstein tomb chapel, Pseudo-Romanesque period, octagon shape Tombstone of J. Jos. Hr. Plachta from 1822 Statue of St. John of Nepomuk from 1770 Baroque chateau Chapel of St. Maria from 1699
E. Storch monument	LOBEC First records date back to 1323 Since 1995 the village is part of national cultural heritage. Church of St. Cross Elevation Belfry located in the graveyard corner - masonry, prismatic, lesene-segmented Baroque chateau Birthplace of the composer Vaclav Emanuel Horak (1800-1871) and place of work of the writer Eduard Storch (1878 - 1956) who used the LMunicipality of village as the place of the Minehava story; the writer is buried here as well.
The chapel in Jelenice	MALY UJEZD Granary on the village common Chapel of the Holiest Heart in Pseudo-Gothic style from the beginning of the 19th c. Monument in honor of the war victims in the front of the chapel Cross under the granary Monuments and points of interest as presented by the municipality
Church of St. Archangel Michael	MELNICKE VTELNO First records date back to 1352 Church of St. Archangel Michael Mortuary from 1766 Evangelic toleration church finished in 1786 On the village common there is a statue of St. Florian and St. John of Nepomuk from the 1st half of the 19th century, late Baroque style Historical monuments as presented by the municipality
Neogothic townhall	MSENO First records date back to 1348, mentioned as a town in 1367, the status of city since 1991 Church of St. Martin Modern evangelic church from the 20th century, with a prismatic tower Former church of St. John built during the rule of Josef II, with tombstones from the old cemetery Statues: Baroque statues of St. Sebastian and Rochus from the 1st half of the 18th century Memorials: Master Jan Hus on the square from the 20th century; Frantisek Palacky from 1898 Statues of St. Florian on building 7, St. John of Nepomuk on building 123, St. Florian on building 116 Memorial board of Dr. Jo. L. Pice, native to the city, on the townhall Neogothic townhall from 1867 Museum of local monuments with a memorial hall of L. Pice, archeologist and native to the city
Krouzek mill	NEBUZELY First records date backe to 1227 Church of St. Giles Evangelic church from 1785-86 (restored in 1816(, in late Baroque style, with a Pseudo-Romantic tower from 1864 Statue of St. John of Nepomuk from 1884 Krouzek mill
Farmer's settlement	NOSALOV First records date back to 1324 On the rectangular village common there is the chapel of the Holy Trinity from the 1st half of the 19th century On the northern side of the village common there are former farmer's settlements dating back to the 18th and beginning of the 19th century, these are timbered houses with gates in late Baroque and French Imperial styles - the best preserved folk architecture in the region. Since 1995 the village is part of the national cultural heritage Set of buildings in traditional, folk architecture as presented by the municipality
Church of the Virgin Mary	REPIN First records date back to 1207 Church of the Virgin Mary Statues of St. John of Nepomuk from 1693, and of St. Wenceslas from the 18th century on the village common, in Baroque style. Chateau from the 19th century in Neogothic style, built on the place of former fortress - today serves as pensioners' house. At the end of the World War II a partisan group known as the National Avenger operated in the village. A tribute to their operations and fight is paid in the memorial hall and memorial created by the sculptor J. Cerna. In the forests toward Hostin there are partisan underground shelters.
Memorial for the victims of World War I	STREMY Memorial for the victims of World War I
Chapel	STRANKA Municipality founded in the 1st half of the 15th century, since 1756 the property of the Augustine Order Chateau Chapel from the 19th century, niches, with statues of angels in the Baroque style. In the chapel there is a statue of St. John of Nepomuk in Baroque style from the 18th century, and a statue of St. Wenceslas from 1862, stone
Chapel	VELKY BOREK First records date back to 1436 Chapel on the village common In the Skuhrov section there is a statue of St. John of Nepomuk Chapel in the Melnicka Vrutice section
Parish church of St. Wenceslas	VYSOKA First records date back to 1227 Parish church of St. Wenceslas Evangelic toleration church Mortuary from the middle of the 18th century Rectory from 1725, in Baroque style, rectangular shape, multistoried Tomb of the Kucerova family designed by J. Gocar with a statute of the Intelligence from J. Maratka from 1909 Jewish cemetery – the oldest preserved tombstones are from the 18th century
Other points of interest Vratenska hora lookout Sandstone rocks Pictures of the most interesting rock formations: Klemperka cave Rock Residence Obri hlava and Zaba (Giant Head and Frog) Labytinth

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