Trutnov District, Administrative district in Hradec Králové Region, Czech Republic
Trutnov District is an administrative area in Hradec Králové Region covering varied terrain from mountain slopes to river valleys. Within its borders lie 75 municipalities that vary in size, settlement pattern, and landscape character.
The district developed from medieval settlements, with Trutnov granted town rights in 1250 and becoming a center for trade and textile production. This economic foundation shaped regional growth across following centuries.
The area hosts several museums where visitors can discover local stories and natural heritage. The Krkonoš Museum in Trutnov and the Safari Park in Dvůr Králové nad Labem reflect how people here connect with their landscape and wildlife.
The area connects to larger cities through roads I/14 and I/16 with regular bus and train services. Visitors can explore the municipalities easily using public transport that also reaches nearby centers like Prague and Hradec Králové.
A large reservoir called Les Království shapes the landscape and serves as a focal point for visitors exploring the area. Forests dominate the terrain, creating the natural backdrop that defines this region's character.
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