Predloky

Predloky is a village located in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic. Situated in the district of Prague-West, it lies approximately 20 kilometers southwest of the capital city, Prague. The village is part of the comune of Chýně.

The area surrounding Predloky is characterized by its rural landscape, featuring agricultural fields and scattered woodlands. The local geography is typical of the Central Bohemian Uplands. Like many villages in the region, Predloky has a history that stretches back centuries, with evidence of settlement in the area dating to earlier periods.

Economically, Predloky historically relied on agriculture. In recent decades, its proximity to Prague has led to a growth in its residential function, attracting commuters who work in the capital. The village maintains a quiet, residential character.

While Predloky itself is a small settlement, it benefits from its location within a developed region of the Czech Republic. Access to infrastructure and services is generally good due to its proximity to larger towns and the capital. The administrative and cultural life of Predloky is integrated with the broader municipality of Chýně. Information regarding specific historical landmarks or significant cultural events within Predloky is limited, reflecting its nature as a smaller rural community.