The village of Hrusice is located in central Bohemia on the southern edge of the Prague-East district. The surroundings of the village are characterized by picturesque hills and local cliffs. Hrusice is situated at an altitude of 365 m above sea level and covers an area of 543 ha. The oldest mention of the village dates from 1205. Part of Hrusice is an associated part of Hrušov. Currently, 792 inhabitants live in the village.
Hrusice is inextricably linked to the painter and writer Josef Lada, who was born here, and his most famous works such as Mikeš and Bubáci and Hastrmani.
Equipment of village:
- Kindergarten
- playground
- information Center
- pub U Sejků.
Associations and Associations:
- TJ Sokol
- Voluntary Firefighter Unit
- Charitable community of barrackers.
Monuments, history:
- church of st. Wenceslas
- Josef Lada memorial
- Memorial to the fallen in World War I
- Hrusická linden tree, protected tree.
Josef Lada Region is a popular tourist and cycling area. There are many places to see around Hrusice, such as the ruins of the medieval castles in Říčany and Senohraby, the Baroque Stirin chateau, the Velké Popovice brewery, the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary in Mnichovice. Nature lovers will not miss a visit to the Voděradské Bučiny National Nature Reserve and the Velkopopovicko Nature Park.
Office hours:
Wednesday: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Thursday: 18:00 - 19:00
Friday: 9:00 - 12:00