Klíní

Klíní is a small village located in the Czech Republic, specifically in the Central Bohemian Region. It is situated approximately 25 kilometers southwest of Prague. The village has a long history, with its first documented mention dating back to the 14th century. Historically, agriculture played a significant role in the local economy, a characteristic common to many rural settlements in the region.

Administratively, Klíní is part of the municipality of Slapy. The surrounding landscape is typical of the Czech countryside, characterized by rolling hills, agricultural fields, and forested areas. The nearby Slapy Reservoir, a popular recreational area, influences the local environment and provides opportunities for water sports and leisure activities, although Klíní itself is not directly on the reservoir's shore.

The population of Klíní is relatively small, consistent with its rural nature. Like many similar villages, it has experienced changes in its demographic profile over time, with some residents commuting to larger towns or Prague for work. The village retains a quiet, residential atmosphere, serving as a place of residence for those who appreciate a more tranquil lifestyle while still being within reasonable proximity to urban centers. Local infrastructure includes basic amenities, and residents typically access broader services in nearby larger towns.