Petříkov: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

History and monuments

The bell tower of Petříkov is one of the municipality’s three historic monuments. It was consecrated in 1913, restored in 2014 and complemented by an image with a religious motif.

The Petříkov war memorial was moved to its present location in the park in the centre of the village in 1962. It lists a total of 16 residents from Petříkov and Radimovice who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars.

The iron cross of Petříkov stands on the right side of the road towards Radimovice. It depicts Christ as a young man and bears the inscription INRI.

According to local tradition, the ramparts attributed to the former fortress can still be seen in the Čertovka forest.

Landscape and nature

The municipality of Petříkov borders the northern edge of the Velkopopovicko Nature Park. The five ponds in the municipality include Starý rybník; the landscape consists of fields, pastures and extensive woodland.

Cycling

Local cycle route 0028 runs through Modletice, Popovičky, Radimovice, Petříkov and Velké Popovice. A cycling trip following in the footsteps of the Ringhoffer family uses a blue hiking trail through the park and this cycle route to Petříkov and Radimovice.

Transport

Petříkov is connected to Prague’s integrated transport system PID for suburban bus services. Buses run from Petříkov to the nearby Strančice railway station throughout the day.

Other places

Other local pages: Mochov, Hlavenec, Křenek, Měšice, Kostelec Nad Cernými Lesy, Babice, Mratín, Řež

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Praha-Východ.