From a humble mention in 1316, Hrdlív emerged. This village, nestled in the Kladno District, whispers tales of a simpler time. Today, Hrdlív stands as a testament to Czech history. Its story intertwines with the Smečno estate and the noble Martinic family, figures who shaped its destiny. Hrdlív was not always its own master. Imagine, life under the jurisdiction of Třebichovice until 1906, when Hrdlív finally claimed its independence. While strolling through Hrdlív, you won’t find grand palaces or imposing statues. This village holds a quiet charm. Look for the small Baroque chapel, a silent guardian erected in 1745. This chapel represents the enduring spirit of Hrdlív, a beacon through changing times.
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