Sloupno

Sloupno is a village and municipality in the Benešov District, Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic. It is situated approximately 20 kilometers south of Benešov and around 50 kilometers southeast of Prague. The municipality covers an area of 5.16 square kilometers.

The history of Sloupno can be traced back to the medieval period, though specific founding details are scarce. Like many Czech villages, its development was tied to agriculture and the surrounding landscape. Over centuries, it evolved from a small settlement into a community with a discernible identity.

The local economy has traditionally relied on farming, with the surrounding fertile land supporting various agricultural activities. In recent decades, like many rural areas in the Czech Republic, Sloupno has seen some residents commute to larger towns and cities for work, while also maintaining its agricultural roots.

The natural surroundings of Sloupno are characterized by rolling hills and agricultural fields, offering a typical Bohemian countryside scenery. The village itself is relatively small, comprising a residential core and some scattered farmsteads. The municipality does not have significant industrial or commercial centers.

Information regarding specific landmarks or tourist attractions within Sloupno is limited, suggesting it is primarily a residential and agricultural community. Its significance lies within its local context and its contribution to the broader Benešov region. The population of Sloupno experiences fluctuations typical of rural municipalities in the Czech Republic.