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Nevelká vesnice eviduje 54 obydlených domů s 213 obyvateli. Obec je situována v severní části okresu Blansko v Boskovické brázdě. Hlavní část obce, náves kruhového tvaru, leží na východním úpatí Pamětické hory. Nadmořská výška činí 460 m.n. mořem, roční průměrná teplota se pohybuje okolo 8°C. Z Pamětic, zvláště z části Amerika a Hřesko, je za pěkného počasí vidět až 15 obcí s celou malohanáckou krajinou a částí Drahanské vrchoviny. Častý zájem...
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Nevelká vesnice eviduje 54 obydlených domů s 213 obyvateli. Obec je situována v severní části okresu Blansko v Boskovické brázdě. Hlavní část obce, náves kruhového tvaru, leží na východním úpatí Pamětické hory. Nadmořská výška činí 460 m.n. mořem, roční průměrná teplota se pohybuje okolo 8°C. Z Pamětic, zvláště z části Amerika a Hřesko, je za pěkného počasí vidět až 15 obcí s celou malohanáckou krajinou a částí Drahanské vrchoviny. Častý zájem...
www.pametice.cz
Pasohlávky
Viticultural and holiday village. Remnants of a Roman encampment from the period of wars with Germanic tribes, the Marcomanni, in the 2nd century AD were discovered above the village. This was the northernmost outpost of Roman legions in Southern Moravia, a unique sight. Archaeological display in the camp.
www.pasohlavky.cz
Viticultural and holiday village. Remnants of a Roman encampment from the period of wars with Germanic tribes, the Marcomanni, in the 2nd century AD were discovered above the village. This was the northernmost outpost of Roman legions in Southern Moravia, a unique sight. Archaeological display in the camp.
www.pasohlavky.cz
Pavlov
Viticultural district with a valuable reserve of folk architecture. Vintners’ houses built in the 17th century, architecturally valuable houses dating back to the 18th century, remarkable Baroque cemetery. Starting point for the Děvín nature trail.
www.obec-pavlov.cz
Viticultural district with a valuable reserve of folk architecture. Vintners’ houses built in the 17th century, architecturally valuable houses dating back to the 18th century, remarkable Baroque cemetery. Starting point for the Děvín nature trail.
www.obec-pavlov.cz
Perná
As evidenced by numerous archaeological findings around Perná been inhabited since prehistoric times. There were recorded graves Unetic culture findings Urnfield and skeletal remains of La Tene culture. This region resulted in an important trade route, because the white limestone rocks were visible from a great distance and thus provide an important landmark. Path to local residents brought many benefits, but at the same time they also worked a lot of problems when troops passed through here. The...
As evidenced by numerous archaeological findings around Perná been inhabited since prehistoric times. There were recorded graves Unetic culture findings Urnfield and skeletal remains of La Tene culture. This region resulted in an important trade route, because the white limestone rocks were visible from a great distance and thus provide an important landmark. Path to local residents brought many benefits, but at the same time they also worked a lot of problems when troops passed through here. The...
Pernštejnské Jestřabí
Pernštejnské Jestřabí: the population of the 177th first written mention of the village comes from the 1364th Local parts: violin, man and elms. Local interest: Maria Laube forward-looking gazebo was built in the late 19th Earl Mitrovský century. There is a beautiful view of the castle Pernštejn.
http://pernstejnskejestrabi.obec.cz/
Pernštejnské Jestřabí: the population of the 177th first written mention of the village comes from the 1364th Local parts: violin, man and elms. Local interest: Maria Laube forward-looking gazebo was built in the late 19th Earl Mitrovský century. There is a beautiful view of the castle Pernštejn.
http://pernstejnskejestrabi.obec.cz/
Petrov
The first report comes from the village in 1374 Petrov is situated at an altitude of 515 meters. The lives of the 163 inhabitants.
The first report comes from the village in 1374 Petrov is situated at an altitude of 515 meters. The lives of the 163 inhabitants.
Petrov u Hodonína
The village lies on the route of the road section Hodonin - Strážnice (190 m, 1370 inhabitants). Petrov is first mentioned in the sources of the 1412th The village primary school first grade. Actively working clubs: gardeners, firemen, fishermen, breeders of racing pigeons and athletes. Landmark since 2000 a new church. Wenceslaus, built mostly from collections. The village gained fame with its sulfur baths, which have been known for 1569. Today is only available in Sulphur Springs building trade....
www.obec-petrov.cz
The village lies on the route of the road section Hodonin - Strážnice (190 m, 1370 inhabitants). Petrov is first mentioned in the sources of the 1412th The village primary school first grade. Actively working clubs: gardeners, firemen, fishermen, breeders of racing pigeons and athletes. Landmark since 2000 a new church. Wenceslaus, built mostly from collections. The village gained fame with its sulfur baths, which have been known for 1569. Today is only available in Sulphur Springs building trade....
www.obec-petrov.cz
Petrovice
Village Petrovice the Drahany Highlands is a small picturesque village that lies at an altitude of 420 560m.Část village falls under the administration of Moravian Karst and Petrovice catchment is the community pillar, where children attend school. Petrovice still something living, something to remember and go through this remembrance into the future.
www.oupetrovice.cz
Village Petrovice the Drahany Highlands is a small picturesque village that lies at an altitude of 420 560m.Část village falls under the administration of Moravian Karst and Petrovice catchment is the community pillar, where children attend school. Petrovice still something living, something to remember and go through this remembrance into the future.
www.oupetrovice.cz
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