Úvaly, Municipal town in Prague-East District, Czech Republic
Úvaly is a town with municipal privileges located in Prague-East District, roughly 15 kilometers east of Prague. The municipality spans across the Prague Plateau with the Výmola stream running through its center area.
The town first appeared in written records in 1290 as a settlement along a trade route connecting Prague to Kutná Hora. In 1654 it gained market town status, marking its growth as a trading center.
The Church of the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary anchors the center of town and shows its religious importance to residents. The building hosts local gatherings and celebrations that shape the rhythm of community life.
The town connects to Prague and Kolín via the I/12 road and a main railway line, making travel convenient. Public transport options like bus stops and the train station provide easy access to nearby areas.
The railway bridge was built from 1844 to 1845 and ranks among the oldest structures in the Bohemian railway system. The bridge still displays the engineering techniques from the early steam railway era.
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