Hidden within the Czech Republic’s Central Bohemian Region lies the quaint village of Choteč. Choteč rests quietly in the Prague-West District, a seemingly unassuming locale with a captivating history. The first documented mention of Choteč dates back to 1336. However, the story begins even earlier. Records from 1115 speak of a creek and a forest, both bearing the name Choteč. This whispers of a history extending back centuries before the village itself took root. Imagine the dense forests and the gurgling creek that gave this place its name, a landscape untouched by the march of time. It was at the dawn of the 14th century that the village of Choteč emerged, a small settlement nestled amidst the ancient landscape. Choteč wasn’t destined for bustling city life. It remained a small community. In 2024, Choteč was home to just under 400 inhabitants. As you stand here, in present-day Choteč, picture the families who have called this place home for generations. Consider the changing times they witnessed, the quiet resilience of a village that perseveres, its story interwoven with the very fabric of the Bohemian landscape. Choteč, a small village, holds a history as long as its name.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to