Hronov, Municipality in Náchod District, Czech Republic
Hronov is a town in the Náchod District that extends along the Metuje River at about 364 meters elevation. It administratively includes five communities: Malá Čermná, Rokytník, Velký Dřevíč, Zbečník, and Žabokrky.
The settlement formed between 1241 and 1285 during medieval colonization expansion in the region and first appeared in written records in 1359. It received town privileges in 1859.
The 1930 theater serves as the center for local performances and artistic gatherings where residents showcase their creative work. The town has maintained a strong tradition of amateur theater that shapes community life.
The town office handles administrative services for about 6,100 residents and maintains regular communication through its website. Visitors can find all essential services here along with local information and current updates.
Two natural mineral springs named Hronovka and Regnerka flow from within the town's boundaries and remain important water sources for residents and visitors. These springs have shaped the local water supply and daily life for centuries.
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