Lužec nad Cidlinou
Template:Geobox Lužec nad Cidlinou is a village in the Hradec Králové District of the Czech Republic. It is known in the district for its high level of unemployment. Just like most Czech villages Lužec nad Cidlinou is a popular weekend accommodation for people from cities with lack of touch with nature. The village has however lost a portion of its earlier popularity due to a runaway crime level and flawed law enforcement.
The official name of the village is Lužec nad Cidlinou, but it is mostly just simply referred to as Lužec. There is another "Lužec" in the Mělník District named Lužec nad Vltavou but it rarely causes any confusion.
There is an army radar type RAT 31-DL located between the villages of Lužec, Nepolisy and Lišice. It is a part of NATO's aerial defense system NATINADS.
Memorial sites
- Church of St George, built in 1872
- Memorial of soldiers from the village who died in the first world war, built in 1928
- Memorial of Jan Hus, built in 1931
- Chapel of Virgin Mary
- Statue of Leonard of Noblac, which originally stood in the monastery garden of Loret in Chlumec nad Cidlinou
External links
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