Built around a historic rural settlement, Temelín grew into a South Bohemian municipality closely associated with one of Czechia’s most important energy sites. The nearby Temelín Nuclear Power Station, supplied with cooling water from the Hněvkovice Reservoir on the Vltava, has two reactor units and is the country’s largest power plant by installed capacity. Beyond this industrial landmark, the municipality retains a rural setting of fields, small settlements and wooded country. The Church of Saint Procopius recalls the older village at its centre. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across South Bohemia.
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