Hradec U Stoda: Hotels and Accommodation

On the outskirts of Hradec lies a former quarry that now serves as a swimming area. The flooded quarry is not accessible by car; from the village square, it can be reached on foot along the Touškovský potok stream. In summer, there is a kiosk with refreshments at the former quarry. A route leads upstream from the crossroads in Hradec to the flooded quarry, whose rock face is up to eight metres high.

The complex of St. George’s Church is located on a hill in Hradec. The church dates from the 14th century and is a cultural monument. The complex includes a bell tower, a rectory and two farm buildings. The Chapel of St. John of Nepomuk stands at a crossroads southwest of St. George’s Church.

The Slavic hillfort of Hradec is an important archaeological site and a two-part archaeological find site covering approximately 6 hectares. It lies on a promontory between the Radbuza and the Touškovský potok. A three-arch stone railway viaduct spans the valley between Hradec and the Slavic hillfort.

The burial ground of Hradec comprises approximately 40 to 50 burial mounds; around 20 of them are clearly visible in a spruce and pine forest.

Hradec u Stoda railway station is part of the integrated transport system. The Radbuza cycling route passes through Hradec.

In the vicinity of Hradec, in Lisov, Ranch Červený Mlýn offers individual horse-riding training with Luděk Čiba; there are many destinations for horseback excursions near the ranch.

More pages about localities: Čížkov U Blovic, Klášter, Borovy, Dolní Lukavice, Kbel, Letiny, Ves Touškov, Střelice U Stoda.

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