Červený Hrádek: Hotels and accommodations

Červený Hrádek can be understood through its bodies of water, the history of its districts, and specific routes. When planning your stay in Červený Hrádek, you may consider booking a hotel.

Water and landscape

The historic Ves district of Červený Hrádek is located on a hill above the confluence of the Vápovka and Ochoz streams. The Ves district was established on the site of the former Červený Hrádek fortress and its associated farmstead. The Hladov district lies on both banks of the Vápovka stream.

The Mlýnský rybník pond is also part of the character of the village. It is currently used only for fishing; in the past, it was used for swimming. The municipality of Červený Hrádek offers long-term and short-term fishing permits for Mlýnský rybník.

History and culture

The former Červený Hrádek fortress was damaged and fell into ruin during the Thirty Years' War.

The Chapel of the Virgin Mary was built in 1840. It is designated as a cultural monument and contains a hand-painted altar made of Mrákotín granite. In front of the chapel stands a stone cross from 1860.

Cycling and hiking trails

Cycle Route 5124 runs through Červený Hrádek. On the section of Cycle Route 5124 in Červený Hrádek, there is a 209-meter-long shared path for pedestrians and cyclists.

The 39-kilometer “Výlet na Bábu” route also passes through Červený Hrádek. It is suitable for hikers and cyclists.

Other places

Other places in the same higher-level area include Pleše, Nová Ves Nad Lužnicí, Hospříz, Frahelž, Světce, Blato, Pluhův Žďár and Báňovice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Jindřichův Hradec District.