Malé Hradisko: Hotels and Accommodation

Culture and History

Staré Hradisko is a significant Celtic oppidum near Malé Hradisko that was inhabited from the LT-C2 to LT-D1 periods. The fortified area covers approximately 37 hectares and is divided into an inner area, a western outer area, and an eastern outer area.

The Chapel of the Virgin Mary, dating from 1845, stands in the center of Malé Hradisko. The Staré Hradisko educational trail begins there. The Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary has been a cultural monument since 1958 and has a rectangular floor plan with a semicircular apse.

The local landmarks also include the statue of Saint John of Nepomuk, a stone sculpture on a solid masonry pedestal. The restored original is kept in the chapel on the village square, while a color-painted cast copy stands on the pedestal. In the settlement of Okluky, which belongs to Malé Hradisko, the Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary was built at the beginning of the 19th century.

On the outskirts of Malé Hradisko, in the Branky district, stands a protected stone building. One of its parts resembles a Dutch masonry windmill; however, it has not been conclusively established that the building actually served as a mill.

Nature and Trails

The Okruh Malé Hradisko circular route is 9.2 km long and begins and ends at the Staré Hradisko educational trail route and the Celtic oppidum. At first, it follows the Okluka stream along forest paths.

The forests around Malé Hradisko are suitable for mushroom picking and gathering wild berries.

In the settlement of Okluky, which belongs to Malé Hradisko, a forest path leads to Čertův hrádek near a blue-marked hiking trail. The remains of a medieval castle have been preserved there, including parts of the moat and rampart as well as the foundations of a round tower.

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To the higher-level travel overview: Prostějov District.