Radków: Hotels and Accommodations

Radków has a clear watercourse system: the Czerwonogórski Stream flows into the Posna Stream after leaving the reservoir; the Posna is a tributary of the Ścinawka. For travelers interested in waterways and landscape relationships, this is a specific aspect of the town.

You can book a hotel in Radków.

Nature

About two kilometers west of Radków, near the Czech border and at the foot of the Guzowata ridge, lies an artificial reservoir. It is just under one kilometer long and approximately 300 meters wide.

History

Radków developed from the settlement area of the fortified castle on the old route between Kłodzko and Broumov. The town is recorded as Wünschelburg for the year 1290 and received town rights around 1320. For those interested in culture, this documented local history provides a specific point of reference.

Transport

Voivodeship Road 387 runs through Radków. The section between Radków and Kudowa is called Szosa Stu Zakrętów, in German “Road of a Hundred Curves.”

Geographical Setting

Radków Gmina encompasses the middle and highest sections of the Stołowe Mountains, as well as approximately 45 percent of Stołowe Mountains National Park. Tourism around the mountain range is concentrated in Karłów and Pasterka.

Radków is described as a tourist center; there is a recreational facility at the Radkowskie Reservoir.

The surrounding area of Radków includes Ścinawka Górna – Renesansowy dwór, Zamek Homole, Rogacz, Ptak, Narożnik, and Kopa Śmierci.

The wider regional surroundings of Radków include Muchołapka and Zamek Rogowiec.

Further place pages in the same destination area: Stojków, Altheide-Bad, Trzebieszowice, Domaszków, Bad Kudowa, Bielice, Ludwikowice Kłodzkie, Sokolec.

For the next step in your travel planning, go directly to the accommodation search for Radków.

For the higher-level travel overview: Kłodzki.