“This place feels strangely familiar, doesn’t it?” whispered a woman to her companion, as they gazed upon the charming houses of Říčany-Radošovice. It wasn’t déjà vu, but the village, snuggled into the landscape northeast of Prague, had a timeless quality. Říčany-Radošovice, though now officially part of the town of Říčany, has retained a distinct identity. You can almost feel the echoes of history as you walk along its main artery, the bustling Černokostelecká Street, part of the old I/2 highway. For centuries, this road has witnessed the ebb and flow of life, from horse-drawn carriages to modern vehicles. Stroll back in time along U Památné lípy street, the heart of the original village. Imagine the blacksmith’s hammer ringing, the scent of baking bread, and the murmur of gossip in the air. Today, Říčany-Radošovice offers a peaceful retreat from the city, a place where time seems to move a little slower. But look closer. The spirit of the old village, with its stories whispered on the wind, still thrives.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to