Řetová: Hotels and Accommodation

The Church of St Mary Magdalene, dating from 1755, is a prominent feature of Řetová. A protected enclosing wall surrounds the church, and the ossuary by St Mary Magdalene is one of the protected immovable cultural monuments in Řetová. The statue of St John of Nepomuk is a cultural monument. The mangle and bleachery at house no. 137 in Řetová are also protected as a cultural monument.

East of Řetová lies the VKP “Jalovce”, a registered significant landscape element with an isolated population of the endangered common juniper on a former pasture. In the meadows along the cadastral boundary between Řetová and Přívrat is the VKP “Opukové osypy”, a registered significant landscape element with marl outcrops and rare thermophilic plants.

At the forest edge on the southern slope of Andrlův Chlum lies the VKP “Opučák”, a registered significant landscape element with an abandoned marl quarry and rare thermophilic and calcicolous plants. The VKP “Bromion” is located at the forest edge southwest of Řetová; it contains thermophilic grassland communities and a diverse insect fauna. Orlice Nature Park extends into the cadastral area of Řetová at the edge north of Road II/360. In addition, four designated natural monuments in the form of protected memorial trees are located within the cadastral area.

The “Okolo Řetové” educational trail is one of the designated tourist routes in Řetová. Several marked cycle routes run through the cadastral area of Řetová. When there is sufficient snow, a groomed cross-country ski trail runs along the eastern ridge between Andrlův Chlum and the Kozlovská rozhledna lookout tower.

Řetová has a multi-purpose sports field with an ice surface and facilities for tennis and volleyball. The IREDO regional transport system serves the Řetová, Na Mandlu bus stop.

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