Štramberk, Historic town in Nový Jičín District, Czech Republic.
Štramberk is a town located at 415 meters above sea level in the Moravskoslezský region, characterized by well-preserved medieval architecture, narrow cobblestone streets, and the dominant tower of Saint Martin's Church that overlooks the surrounding landscape.
First documented in written records in 1359, the town received municipal privileges in the 15th century and developed as an important trading settlement on commercial routes connecting Moravia with Silesia, with significant pottery and mining industries.
The town hosts annual festivals celebrating local crafts and traditions, and is famous for producing Štramberk ears, traditional pastries filled with various sweet fillings that have become a beloved regional specialty attracting visitors from across the country.
The town has postal code 742 66 and provides essential services including healthcare facilities, schools, post office, and numerous restaurants serving traditional Czech cuisine, making it accessible for both residents and tourists visiting the area.
Štramberk houses over 130 registered companies primarily located along main streets like Bařiny and Zauličí, creating a thriving local economy based on traditional crafts, tourism, and small family businesses that preserve centuries-old trading traditions.
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