Radošovice: Hotels and Accommodation

Radošovice combines a former fortified site, a small climbing area, a romantic valley and paths along the Volyňka River. Historical evidence therefore stands alongside specific links to the landscape and transport network. Those choosing Radošovice as a destination may also wish to book a hotel.

Culture and History

The farm complex at no. 9, including its ramparts and the former fortified site, is registered as an immovable cultural monument under number 15583/3-4342. The site of the former fortress is a raised area approximately 70 m in diameter, surrounded by a wall; traces of a rampart can be seen in places beneath the masonry.

The Late Gothic granary is the most valuable part of the farm complex at no. 9. The lower part of the granary at the farm complex at no. 9 has been dendrochronologically dated to shortly after the middle of the 15th century. Radošovice near Strakonice belonged to the Knights Hospitaller of Strakonice from 1243 until the end of the 18th century.

Nature

At Radošovické Podskalí, the Volyňka River forms a romantic valley together with the surrounding rocks.

Experiences

Radošovické skály is a small climbing area behind Radošovice along the Strakonice–Volyně railway line. It features a vertical wall with about twenty routes of moderate difficulty. Radošovické skály can be reached from Radošovice railway station or Přední Zborovice railway station.

In the western part of the Radošovice area, a designated cycle path runs along the Volyňka between Strakonice and Volyně.

Paths and Rail

Radošovice has a railway stop in the southern part of the municipality on the Strakonice–Volary line. From Strakonice, Radošovice can be reached by the train known as “Volyňka”, on foot or by bicycle via the Volyňka cycle path.

More local pages: Střelské Hoštice, Drahonice, Přechovice, Pole, Drážov, Strakonice, Krajníčko, Cestice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Strakonice District.