Drevcici Citadel is situated on the north-east part from Prague some 18 kms from the Centre. The destination is easy to reach using one of the three possible ways. The first written note is dated to the year 1052, when "Villa Dreucici" was in the possession of the church in Stara Boleslav, to which it was donated by the prince Bretislav, the sovereign of Bohemia. In the year 1332 a noble named "Bartho Kokot" lived in the Drevcici Citadel. In the year 1364 Jan the Bishop of Litomysl lived in the citadel and from this place he managed the tax-business of his town Svitavy. By the end of the 14th century the enemies of Mikulas the Bishop of Olomouc, namely by Ales of Cimburk, forced the Citadel. In a short time on the order of the King the Drevcici Citadel was given back to the bishopric of Olomouc and in April 1396 personally to the Bishop Mikulas. The possession of the Citadel (including the village - sessione Drzewczicz) was ratified personally by the king Vaclav IV. The Bishops of Olomouc kept the Citadel including the village several years without interruption.