Obecní úřad Bohuslavice.
The municipality of Bohuslavice has a permanent population of 1600. The cadastre has an area of 1536 ha. The village is located in the northeast
part of the Hlučín Hills, in the middle between the cities of Ostrava and Opava near the border with Poland. The coat of arms of Bohuslavice in the Hlučín Region has a unique rose motif. On a blue field with a bellows crossbar that resembles
ponds on the territory of the village, are placed three roses in honor of the Holy Trinity, which is dedicated to the church. Archaeological
the findings in Bohuslavice prove the oldest evidence of human activity in the Moravian-Silesian Region. Found
heart shaped 11x9 cm wedge made of silicites dates back to the time of the old Paleolithic
estimated age over 100 thous. flight. The first written records come from 1288. The beginning of the history of the village is associated with the powerful family of the Lords of Kravaře, who in one of their lineage called themselves the name "Bohuslavice". The village flourished only at the beginning of the 18th century. the owner of Jan Baptist Maxmilián, a free lord of Zuana, when two courts and many serfs were established. In 1742, on the basis of the Peace of Wrocław, the village of Prussia fell. In 1747 the Baroque parish church of the Holy Trinity was completed and ceremonially consecrated. Bohuslavice village was annexed to the Czechoslovak Republic in 1920 with an area of 1540 ha with 1171 inhabitants and 209 houses. After a short period of peace was from 1938 to 1945 incorporated with the entire Hlučínsko to the German Empire. In 1945 it became part of the Czechoslovak Republic. The village has a primary and nursery school with a multipurpose playground with artificial grass, playground and skate park, culture house, three restaurants, guest house, two self-service shops, convenience store, pastry shop, post office, sports ground with football and multipurpose playground, Football and other games. The village is connected to a network of cycle routes. In the village there are four fish breeding ponds, two of which are private and two municipal. At the border of the land with Dolní Benešov there is a cascade of four other breeding ponds. In the village there are two wholesalers, wholesaler of flowers and home accessories KLIA CZ, s.r.o., Jan Hruška - wholesale food and accessories for a complete range of domestic animals.