Malé Přítočno combines a village history with the Dolanský potok stream. The historic settlement was established on its southern bank; at that time, the surrounding area was covered by floodplain forests and included several large and small ponds.
History and Culture
The first documented owner of the village was Jan IV. z Dražic, Bishop of Prague. The Thirty Years’ War (1618–1648) completely depopulated the village. After 1868, educational associations (reading circles), workers’ mutual aid associations, sports clubs, and theater societies were founded in Malé Přítočno.
Malé Přítočno’s proximity to the old Eger Road historically connected the village with troop movements from the border toward Prague. There is also a memorial to an aviation accident between the municipalities of Dolany and Malé Přítočno.
Village Structure and Transport Links
PID bus route 307 serves Malé Přítočno on the route between Praha, Zličín, and Kladno, Autobusové nádraží. In the northern part of the village, the Malé Přítočno bus stop is located near the restaurant; in the southern part, the Malé Přítočno, U Hrnčírny stop is located next to the children’s playground. The Unhošť railway stop is also located in the southern part of Malé Přítočno. The Malé Přítočno cemetery is located on the D6 motorway between Malé Přítočno and Pletený Újezd.
Other places in the higher-level locality area: Kačice, Páleč, Podlešín, Zichovec, Stradonice, Jarpice, Žilina U Nového Strašecí, Vraný.
