The village of Čime is located in the district of Příbram in the Central Bohemia region, about fifteen kilometers east of the town of Dobříš. Meredský potok flows through it - a small left tributary of the Vltava river. At present, approximately 365 inhabitants live here.
The first written mention of the village dates back to 1318, and the name of the village (also known as Čim) is derived from the personal name Čám, meaning Čám's yard. A person of this name was supposed to be the founder of the first court in a place that was called Čám's court.
Equipment of the village:
- sports field
- playground
- an inn
- general store
- firefighting training ground sports ground, where regular firefighting competitions and dance entertainments are held, to which both locals and tourists are invited.
Cycle route No. 301 Kamýk nad Vltavou – Čelina – Prostřední Lhota – Čime – Buš runs through the municipality, and hikers can also enjoy themselves here. The red-marked tourist route Štěchovice – Slapy – Čime – Živohošť and the green-marked route Štěchovice – Nové Dvory – Štěchovice lead through the village.
Tips for trips:
- Castle karlštejn
- Castle and city museum Týnec nad Sázavou
- Veselý vrch lookout tower
- Open-air museum Vysoký Chlumec
- Štěchovice Reservoir
- Slapy water reservoir
- Ski resort Chotouň
and much more.