Hrdlív: Hotels and accommodations
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Hrdlív was first mentioned in writing in 1316. Hrdlív is home to a small rectangular chapel from the 18th century with a flat roof and segmental-arched windows.
Culture and history
Hrdlív hosts the traditional May festival “Staročeské máje.” In the wider region around Hrdlív are Zámek Ostrov Castle, the Stará kanalizační čistírna Praha-Bubeneč Museum, Letohrádek královny Anny Castle and the Galerie Rudolfinum Museum.
Landscape and paths
The surrounding landscape of Hrdlív, with forests and fields, lies at an elevation of around 300 m. Several field paths in Hrdlív provide walking connections to the surrounding area.
The hills Velký Bor [Tuchlovice-Srby], Na Drahách [Třebíz], the hill [Tuchlovice], which is also a spoil heap, and the hill U pěšinky [Hobšovice] are located in the vicinity of Hrdlív.
Location
Hrdlív is located on road II/118.
Other places
Other places: Dřínov, Tuchlovice, Podlešín, Malé Přítočno, Neprobylice, Kamenný Most, Malíkovice, Neuměřice
To the higher-level travel overview: Kladno District.
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