Radějovice: Hotels and Accommodations

Radějovice preserves a historic village structure whose relationship with the surrounding landscape remains recognizable to this day. The first written mention of the village dates back to 1227.

History and Village Character

Radějovice developed as an agricultural settlement around the village green; the original development consisted of farmsteads with enclosed courtyards. This historic structure continues to shape the recognizable village character and its connection to the surrounding landscape.

The organ in the listed Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary in Olešky was built around 1880 by Karel Schiffner. Rare Gothic paintings dating from approximately the 14th century were discovered in the church in Olešky in 1933.

Culture in the Regional Surroundings

Práče is a fort in the vicinity of Radějovice. In the wider region around Radějovice are Palác Kinských, a palace, The Golz-Kinsky Palace, also a palace, and Galerie Rudolfinum, a museum.

Landscape Connections

Petrovy vrchy [Popovičky - Chomutovice], a hill, lies in the immediate vicinity of Radějovice. Also located there is (Na Padesátce) [Petříkov u Velkých Popovic], likewise a hill; Skalka [Strančice-Předboř] is also a hill. Veslařský ostrov is an island in the wider regional surroundings of Radějovice.

Events and Local Traditions

During Pochod za Kozlem, a joint excursion of approximately 7 kilometers to Velké Popovice and the local Den kozla begins at 10:00 at the zvonička on the village green in Radějovice.

Masopust 2025 in Radějovice featured a Masopust procession and butcher's specialties from Řezník Michal.

Other Village Pages

Other village pages: Vodochody, Čestlice, Nove Jirny, Teptin, Nová Ves, Vyžlovka, Štíhlice, Kaliště.

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Praha-Východ.