Villages Česká Jablonná, Dobrá, Dolní Jablonná, Hřiště, Poříčí, Ronov nad Sázavou and Utín are administrative parts of Přibyslav. See more

The first written mention of Přibyslav is from 1257. Until the Hussite Wars, it was a small mining town known for silver mining. After the wars, the mining was never successfully renewed. During the Hussite Wars, Přibyslav was a military base of the See more

Přibyslav lies on an important railway line heading from Prague to Brno. See more

• Jan Otto (1841–1916), publisher and bookseller
• Jan Filip (1911–1971), priest, writer and Esperantist
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The name of the town was taken from the personal name Přibyslav. It was probably founded by someone named Přibyslav. See more

The largest employer based in the town is ACO Industries, a manufacturer of drainage systems. It employs more than 500 people. See more

The oldest building in the town is a Gothic tower from 1497. The adjacent baroque Church of the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist is from 1753. See more