Památky

The statue is located in the eastern part of the village next to the new cemetery. The Empress Maria Theresa had the statue erected in 1765.

It stands on an elevated area surrounded by a group of fairly old lime trees, they all represent an important landmark scene.

Since 13 September 2001 it has got the status of a protected cultural site and is enlisted in the Central List of Cultural Heritage of the Czech Republic under number 2156.

A distinguishing hallmark of the settlement called formerly Tehovice and since the 18th  century on  Tehovičky, was the small bell tower located in the village green in the centre of the settlement. It dates back to around 1650 and consists of a sandstone Tuscany pillar set on a flat square base.

War memorial commemorating local residents who died during the WW I is standing in the centre of the village next to the building of local primary school. The memorial was made of Hořice sandstone by a stone-cutter Mr Hloušek from the nearby town Říčany.

A painting placed in the entry hall of the local primary school remains us of people who died during WW II. It depicts a woman weeping by a gravestone with names of local inhabitants, who lost their lives during the WW II,  inscribed on it.

In June 2006 at the Nad Dvorem housing estate a monument was erected to commemorate the spot where the fortified manor once belonging to lord Mladota had stood in the 12th century.

Burial ground existed in the churchyard ever since the St. Andrew´s Church was built.  It had originally served the parish which included villages of Kolovraty and Nedvězí and later on also the village of Tehovice, which formally belonged to the Uhříněves parish but was geographically cl oser to Kolovraty.

In 1767 during the Baroque renovation of the church, the graveyard was extended. In 1926 a new cemetery „At Saint Donatus´" was opened.  Burials ceased at the old burial ground and the owners of the graves were asked to move their family tombs with the remains of their dead to the new cemetery.