Nabídli

Nabídli is a municipality and village in the Litoměřice District, located in the Ústí nad Labem Region of the Czech Republic. It has a total area of 15.98 square kilometers.

The village lies approximately 43 kilometers north of Prague and 31 kilometers southwest of Litoměřice, the administrative center of the district. The elevation of Nabídli ranges from a minimum of 195 meters above sea level in the south to a maximum of 406 meters in the north.

Historically, Nabídli was part of the Verneřice Castle estate, and today, it is classified as a microregion. The municipality comprises a total of five villages: Andrův Dvůr, Březina,cestice, and Ultimate as well as a few isolated hamlets.

As of 2020, Nabídli has a population of around 230 residents. The village is primarily comprised of private homes, while minor commercial activities are present in the nearby municipalities.

Nabídli is accessible via a direct public road connecting to the nearby city of Brňany. From there, a slightly longer route leads to Pražský Highways, providing a link to the western and northern parts of the country. Cultural attractions in the vicinity include the Verneřice Chateau.

Economic development in Nabídli is mainly centered around agriculture, with arable land occupying most of the village area.