Beneov (pronounce Beneshoff) is a town with a population of 16,257 (2003) in the Czech Republic, about 40 km southeast of Prague. In the surroundings, one can find a castle Konopit? and the Czech national mountain Blank.
The history of Beneov began already in 11th century
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