Stoupni

Stoupni is a small village located in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic. It is situated in the administrative district of Prague-East, approximately 25 kilometers southeast of the capital city, Prague. The village lies in a gently rolling landscape, characteristic of the Bohemian Plateau.

Historically, Stoupni's origins can be traced back to medieval times, with evidence of settlement in the area for centuries. Like many rural communities in the region, its development was closely tied to agriculture. Over time, the village has seen gradual changes in its population and infrastructure, reflecting broader societal and economic shifts in the Czech Republic.

Economically, Stoupni remains a predominantly rural community. Many residents likely commute to nearby towns or Prague for employment, while local agriculture continues to play a role. The village offers a quiet residential environment, attracting those seeking a life away from the hustle and bustle of larger urban centers.

Culturally, Stoupni maintains a local character. It features a small community center and typical village amenities. Its proximity to Prague allows residents access to a wider range of cultural and recreational activities. The natural surroundings also offer opportunities for outdoor pursuits. The village's modest size means it retains a close-knit community feel.