“Nupaky might be small, you say, but can a small village boast a prime location at a junction of two motorways?” our guide chuckled. Indeed, Nupaky, just a few kilometers from the bustling heart of Prague, might seem unassuming at first glance. But don’t let its size fool you. First whispered about in historical records back in 1380, Nupaky has witnessed the ebb and flow of Czech history. Imagine the clatter of hooves and the rumble of wooden wheels as traders traversed the region, Nupaky a humble rest stop on their journey. The village, once shared between the powerful Vyšehrad Chapter and local nobility, changed hands as empires clashed during the Hussite Wars. The echoes of that tumultuous period still linger, a silent testament to Nupaky’s enduring spirit. Today, Nupaky thrives as a hub of industry, its proximity to Prague and those two motorways we mentioned proving a powerful draw. The village, much like the traders who once passed through, understands the importance of connection and opportunity.
Lochkovský potok
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