The village Bělčice lies about 8 km north of the town Blatná,
652 m a.s.l.  The history of Bělčice dates back to the 13th
century. In the 15th century it was promoted to a small town.
The most important sight of the village is the Gothic Church
of Sts. Peter and Paul. The originally Romanesque church was
founded about 1240.  The Czech poet and novelist Ladislav
Stehlík was born in Bělčice.  Traces of the fortress around
the pond called Hrádek ("Small Castle") can be found about
0.5 km west from the village.