The village of Kšely can be found in the Central Bohemian Region in the Kolín district, about four kilometers southeast of the town of Český Brod. The Chotýšský stream flows through the village and its dominant feature is an evangelical church with a rectory.
The first written mention of the village dates back to 1266. In the past, Kšely was divided into Horní and Dolní Kšely and fell under different owners. At the end of the 18th century, the village was an important center of the Reformed Church in the Kolín region.
Kšely has been an independent municipality since 1991. At present, 230 inhabitants live here.
Municipal office services:
- Czech POINT.
Village facilities:
- general store
- playground
- football field
- multi-purpose asphalt playground.
Monuments:
- late baroque evangelical church with parish
- sandstone-granite bell tower
- Evangelical cemetery
- a monument to the victims of the war
- memorable lime tree (250 years old).
Associations:
- Voluntary Firefighter Unit
- Football team TJ Podlipan Kšely
- NaPoli stable.
In cooperation with local associations, we organize a number of sports and cultural events throughout the year, including a children's day celebration, various balls and Halloween.