Radětice: Hotels and Accommodations

The Plziny Nature Park extends partly across the cadastral area of Radětice u Bechyně. It is intended to preserve the landscape character of an extensive forest complex with bodies of water, as well as significant natural and aesthetic values.

Ulčí vrch, Obora, and Zdoba are mountains in the vicinity of Radětice.

Zvíkov Castle lies in the wider regional surroundings of Radětice. Zvíkovec is a mountain in the wider regional surroundings of Radětice.

In 1676, the devout Count Jan Norbert ze Štenberka had the Chapel of Saint John the Baptist with a hermitage built on a rocky hill in the Poušť forest.

The chapel-belfry in Radětice was built in 1921 and is 11.80 metres high. Its original interior paintings, pictorial decoration with four images of saints, and altar were restored in 2002.

The semicircular Chapel of Saint Mary was built by the farmer Jan Kožíšek in 1857. Today, it stands in Radětice on the main road towards Bechyně, is privately owned, and was renovated at the municipality's expense in 1997.

The Radětice war memorial bears the names of 30 residents of Radětice who fell in the First World War.

Since 1980, the Evangelical Methodist Church has held Christian educational courses on the chapel grounds; the grounds also serve the church for recreational purposes.

In the Poušť forest, 14 surviving Slavic burial mounds are arranged in two rows; a total of 14 to 16 burial mounds from the Early Middle Ages are described there.

Svatý Jan, a church, is located in the vicinity of Radětice. Svatý Jan, also a church, is likewise located in the wider regional surroundings of Radětice.

Sudoměřice U Bechyně, Pohnání, Bechyne, Choustnik, Mezná, Dolní Hořice, Lisky, Dvorce

For the overview of the wider travel area: Okres Tábor.