The town of Křemže is located in the South Bohemian Region in the district of Český Krumlov. It is located in a wide valley between the Blanský Forest and the Haberské Mountains on the left bank of the Křemžský brook. The village has an area of 2685 ha and lies at an altitude of 521 m above sea level. The first written mention of Křemže comes from 1263. At present, there are approximately 2, 850 inhabitants. The towns of Křemže include the settlements of Chlum, Loučej, Lhotka, Chlumeček, Stupná, Vinná, Chmelná, Bohouškovice, Mříč and the lookout tower on Kleť.
Městys Křemže, facilities:
- mail
- elementary School
- Kindergarten
- library
- nursing home
- restaurant
- accommodation
- The fire brigade.
Healthcare, medical center:
- practitioner
- general practitioner for children and adolescents
- dental surgery
- gynecological surgery
- pharmacy.
Associations:
- TJ Sokol
- gardeners.
Nature, tourism:
- the village is located in the Protected Landscape Area Blanský les
- nature reserve Dívčí Kámen, Holubovské hadce and Bořinka
- Křemžský pond
- marked hiking and biking trails.
Monuments, history:
- Church of St. Michael the Archangel
- Chapel of St. Voršily
- niche chapel
- the ruins of the Dívčí kámen castle
- Fara
- Hus's choir.
All news and information can be found on the township website. You can find the township office at Náměstí 35, Křemže.