Zlonice

Zlonice is a village located in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic. Situated in the Kladno District, it lies approximately 15 kilometers west of the regional capital, Kladno, and about 40 kilometers northwest of Prague. The village is part of the geographical area known as the Džbán region, characterized by its undulating terrain.

Historically, Zlonice has been documented since the 14th century. Its development was influenced by its agricultural surroundings and its proximity to larger administrative and economic centers. The village has a parish church dedicated to Saint Wenceslas, which stands as a significant historical landmark. Over time, Zlonice has maintained its character as a rural settlement, with its economy largely based on agriculture.

The local administrative structure places Zlonice under the municipality of the same name, which also encompasses several smaller hamlets. The population of Zlonice is relatively small, reflecting the typical demographic trends of rural areas in the Czech Republic. The landscape around Zlonice is characterized by fields, meadows, and scattered woodlands, offering a quiet, pastoral setting. The village provides basic amenities for its residents, with most services and facilities available in the nearby town of Kladno.