The village of Lenešice is located in the district of Louny. The first mentions of Lenešice are under King Přemysl Otakar around 1226, when they are listed as property of the monastery in Doksany. According to some historians, the name of the village is derived from the name Leník. In 1324, Lenešice was listed as the property of the Postoloprt Monastery.
The total cadastral area of the village is 1393 ha. A tourist route passes through the village. The current number of inhabitants in the village is approx. 1418.
Civic amenities:
- elementary School
- Kindergarten
- playground
- library
- practitioner
- post office.
Points of interest and sights:
- Church of St. Simon and Jude, the tower of the church collapsed
- a column with a statue of St. Wenceslas
- Lenešice Castle
- the hiding place of Václav Kůrka
- parish priest
- granary
- sugar factory (+ one of the highest octagonal chimneys in the Czech Republic - height 73 meters).
Local residents can use gasification, sewerage and public water supply.