Lenešice

Village Lenesice is located four kilometers northwest of Loun route Louny - Počerady - Most of the railway line Louny - Bridge, at an altitude of 182 m asl The first mention of the village dates back to the period of King Premysl Otakar around 1226th At that time, was apparently owned by a monastery in Doksany. According to some historians, the town's name derives from the name Leník. Between 1324 Lenesice are mentioned as assets Postoloprtského monastery. Among the most lenešické owners include John Klara Aldringen (restored castle and saw the mansion as well as division of property), James Wimmer - 1788 (magnified Agriculture, introduced a southern square). Schwarzenbergerové owned the village from 1802 until 1925. The center of the village allegedly formed spindle or elliptical square, oriented north-west - south-east. In the western part of the village stood the church of St.. Sims and Judy. Its present form dates from the years 1800-1802, when it was rebuilt. Recent significant changes have Square construction of school buildings (1893 and 1962) and construction of municipal office 1941st Accessible by car throughout the year