Malé Přítočno: Local History and Transport

Malé Přítočno offers two distinct perspectives for planning a trip: PID bus route 307 serves the village on a connection between Prague and Kladno, while the stream, old road and history of local associations reveal individual chapters of the village’s past. If you are looking for hotels in Malé Přítočno, you can first get your bearings using the transport points and then decide which historical connections are of particular interest to you during your stay.

Bus and Train in the Village

PID bus route 307 serves Malé Přítočno on the route between Prague, Zličín, and Kladno, Autobusové nádraží. There are two bus stops in different parts of the village: Malé Přítočno is in the northern part, near the restaurant. Malé Přítočno, U Hrnčírny, is in the southern part, next to the children’s playground. Unhošť railway stop is also in the south of Malé Přítočno. These locations can help you distinguish between the two bus stops and the railway stop when planning your journey. Timetables and rail connections may change; check the latest information before travelling.

The Historic Settlement on the Dolanský potok

The historic settlement was established on the southern bank of the Dolanský potok. Its surroundings at the time included floodplain forests and several large and small ponds. The stream bank, forest and bodies of water are distinct elements of the landscape as it has been passed down through history. Those interested in historic settlement patterns can consider the location on the southern bank as a specific point of reference for the village’s origins. The ponds are described as being of various sizes, so the historic surroundings consisted of more than just the stream.

Landownership, War and Community Associations

The first documented owner of the village was Jan IV z Dražic, Bishop of Prague. A pivotal chapter followed during the Thirty Years’ War (1618–1648), which completely depopulated Malé Přítočno. The village’s history thus includes both an early record of ownership and a profound demographic upheaval. After 1868, educational associations in the form of reading circles, workers’ mutual aid associations, sports clubs and theatre groups were founded. These different types of association represent different aspects of community life at the time: education and support, as well as sport and theatre. They add the development of organised local activities to the village’s history.

Old Routes and Local Points of Reference

The village’s proximity to the old Eger Road also shaped the historical understanding of Malé Přítočno. It connected the village with troop movements from the border towards Prague. This is a different geographical point of reference from the settlement on the Dolanský potok: the stream describes the village’s historic location, while the road links it to troop movements. Together, these aspects show how local history can be told through the landscape and transport routes.

Two specific location details also help visitors find their way. The cemetery of Malé Přítočno is on the D6 motorway between Malé Přítočno and Pletený Újezd. A monument commemorating an aviation accident stands between the municipalities of Dolany and Malé Přítočno. Each detail locates the cemetery and monument in relation to the named places, but in different parts of the local area.

When looking for hotels in Malé Přítočno, you can use the transport points and historical topics as separate aids in deciding where to stay. Perhaps the bus route and its stops are most important for your plans; perhaps you are more interested in the history of the settlement, the old Eger Road or the associations. Check the latest transport information before travelling.

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