STATUTORY CITY OF OSTRAVA Beautiful Pole.
The first written evidence of this village is from 1424.
However, the village was founded much earlier, probably already at the time of early colonization or its reverberation in the 13th century. The source of livelihood of the Krásno Pole population was agriculture until the last century. More and more people found jobs in newly established mines and factories.
The village was based on the Munich agreement October 9, 1938 annexed to Nazi Germany and incorporated into the so-called Sudeten County in the government district Opava.Byla liberated after heavy fighting by the Red Army April 26, 1945.
The beautiful field was connected to the local railway Svinov Kyjovice in 1926. The bus service to Ostrava was introduced only in 1955. The village was connected to Ostrava on April 26, 1976.
Sights:
Church of st. Hedviky - patrons of Silesia:
- in May 1993 the foundation stone of the church was consecrated and from
construction began in the second half of 1995
- stands in the middle of the village and serves not only for the church
meeting
- The basic decoration is a ceramic relief depicting
patron saint - saint Hedwig
- six-year effort by the citizens of Krásný Pole during construction
Church, was awarded by Bishop František Václav
Lobkowicz during the consecration on 20.10.2001.
Population as at 30.6.2010 2522.
Places of interest - cultural monuments:
- fire engine - it is a hand syringe by horses
drawn, serviced by four people, with a prisoner
on two - axle chassis with
wooden spoke wheels sprung double
leaf lips. The carriage skeleton is metal like
mudguards, steps, railings and upper platform.In the middle
between the axles there is a double-acting pump with
a metal riveted suction tank that is operated
longitudinal lever with wooden handles on both
In the front are located two separate
seats with wooden seats for the operator.At the sides
seats are two brass kerosene lamps - monuments - World War I Memorial and Monument II. World War II
- Chapel - Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic by decision of
29.5.2008 proclaimed the chapel in Krásno Pole, Družební Street,
as a cultural monument.
In 2010, the book V Krasnym polu na kopečku was published by Zdeněk Bajgar.
A new orange sports ground was opened in the premises of the Primary School in 2008. In June 2009 the entire section of the Ostrava - Poruba - Krásné Pole - Velká Polom cycle path was put into operation.
Johann Palysa Observatory and Planetarium are located in the Krásná Pole cadastre.