Tucked away just west of Průhonice lies Hole u Průhonice. A tiny village seemingly lost in time. Hole u Průhonice whispers stories of a past intertwined with its larger neighbor. While the exact origins of Hole u Průhonice remain shrouded in mystery, its presence on the 1720 Müller map of Bohemia confirms its existence. This small village, with its single bell tower, likely shared a common history with Průhonice. After the abolishment of patrimonial administration in the mid-19th century, Hole u Průhonice officially became part of Průhonice. It remains so to this day. A visit to Hole u Průhonice offers a glimpse into a simpler time. A quiet retreat just a stone’s throw from the bustling city of Prague and the grandeur of Průhonice Castle and its sprawling park.
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