Statenice

Statenice is a municipality and village in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic, located approximately 15 kilometers northwest of Prague. It falls within the Prague-West District.

The village is known for its historical Chateau Statenice, originally a Gothic fortress, which underwent Renaissance and Baroque reconstructions. The Chateau and its surrounding park are significant cultural landmarks within the region. The municipality's area is around 6.4 square kilometers.

Historically, Statenice has been associated with agriculture and related industries. More recently, due to its proximity to Prague, it has experienced growth in residential development.

The municipality has a local government responsible for the administration of the village and its surrounding areas. It offers basic services such as primary education, local infrastructure maintenance, and community activities.