The village of Mezno is located in the district of Benešov in the Central Bohemian region. The municipality also includes the villages of Lažany, Mitrovice, Stupčice and Vestec. Currently, approx. 368 inhabitants. South of the village lies the natural monument Suchdolský rybník declared for the protection of the newt. The total cadastral area of the village is 1562 ha, of which fifty-four percent is arable land. A fifth of the cadastre of the village is planted with forest. A smaller part of the village area is also occupied by meadows (less than one third).
The first written mention of the village dates from 1469.
Facilities and civic associations in the village:
- sports and children's playgrounds
- Readers' Club
- TJ-SK Sokol Mezno
- MS Hubert
- Hunting society Mezno
- Mezeňák z. s. - sponsorship of civic activities in the village of Mezno
- Association of volunteer firefighters Mezno
- Mezno beekeepers' union.
Tips for trips:
- cycling – cycling route No. 0075 Votice – Heřmaničky – Střezimíř – Mezno leads to the village.
- hiking - the red-marked hiking route Votice – Miličín – Mezno – Borotín – Tábor leads through the village
- Ruins of Borotín Castle - Old Castle
- The ruins of Šelmberk castle
- Rotunda of St. Wenceslas in Liboun
- Wooden chapel of St. Hubert u Rukávec
- Hradiště Castle - Kotnov
- Chynovská cave
- Sportrelax center Monínec
- Ski Kvasejovice
- Kovářka lookout tower
- Babina lookout tower
- Tábor ZOO
and more.