Mladá Boleslav District

The district spans 1,022 square kilometers of diverse terrain, from hills in the north to flat lands in the south, crossed by the Jizera River.

The region developed significantly during the 19th century when Mladá Boleslav transformed from a small town into an industrial center with the establishment of automobile manufacturing.

Local municipalities within the district maintain Czech traditions through regular festivals, markets, and community gatherings that showcase regional customs and craftsmanship.

The D10 motorway connects the district to Prague, while an extensive network of regional roads links its 120 municipalities, facilitating travel between urban and rural areas.

The district contains the Škoda Auto headquarters and manufacturing facilities, which produce over 1 million vehicles annually, making it the largest industrial complex in the country.

Location: Central Bohemian Region

Capital city: Mladá Boleslav

Shares border with: Česká Lípa District, Liberec District, Semily District, Jičín District, Nymburk District, Prague-East District, Mělník District

GPS coordinates: 50.41083,14.90278

Latest update: March 10, 2025 04:22