Mohelnice

Mohelnice is a town located in the Olomouc Region of the Czech Republic. Situated in the historical territory of Moravia, it lies in the Jeseníky foothills. The town's history dates back to the 13th century, with its first documented mention in 1247. It was granted town privileges in the 14th century. Over centuries, Mohelnice developed as a center for trade and crafts.

Economically, the town has a diverse industrial base, historically known for its machinery and textile production. Today, it hosts various manufacturing companies. Mohelnice is also an agricultural hub for the surrounding region. The town's infrastructure includes a railway station connecting it to major cities and a road network.

Culturally, Mohelnice boasts several historical landmarks. The main square features St. Vitus Church, a significant Gothic structure with later Baroque modifications. The town museum, located in a historical building, showcases local history and ethnography. Mohelnice hosts various cultural events throughout the year, including folk festivals and markets. The surrounding countryside offers opportunities for outdoor recreation, with hiking and cycling trails in the nearby hills. The town's population is approximately 9,000 inhabitants.