Hradec U Stoda: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Slavic hillfort of Hradec is a significant archaeological site and a two-part archaeological find site covering an area of approximately 6 hectares. It is located on a promontory between the Radbuza and the Touškovský stream.

Culture and History

The complex of St. George's Church is situated on a hill in Hradec. The church dates back to the 14th century and is a cultural monument. Its complex includes a bell tower, a rectory and two farm buildings. At a crossroads southwest of St. George's Church stands the Chapel of St. John of Nepomuk.

The Hradec burial ground is also one of the town's historic sites. It comprises approximately 40 to 50 burial mounds, about 20 of which are clearly visible in a spruce-pine forest. Between Hradec and the Slavic hillfort, a three-arched stone railway viaduct spans the valley.

Landscape and Water

On the outskirts of Hradec lies a former quarry that is now used as a swimming area. In summer, there is a refreshment kiosk at the former quarry. The flooded quarry is not accessible by car. From the village square, the quarry can be reached on foot along the Touškovský stream.

A route leads upstream from the crossroads in Hradec to the flooded quarry. The rock face in the flooded quarry is up to eight metres high.

Activities

The Radbuza cycle route runs through Hradec. In the vicinity of Hradec, in Lisov, Červený Mlýn Ranch offers individual riding training with Luděk Čiba. There are also many destinations for horseback trips at Červený Mlýn Ranch in Lisov.

Getting Around

Hradec u Stoda railway station is part of the integrated transport system.

Other places: Přestavlky U Dnešic, Lužany U Přeštic, Nové Mitrovice, Skašov, Kasejovice, Sedliště Nad Úslavou, Střelice U Stoda, Horní Lukavice.

To the broader travel overview: Plzeň-Jih.