Klabava: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Klabava Reservoir was built in 1957 as flood protection for the iron ore mine in Ejpovice. Today, it primarily serves recreation, ensuring minimum flow, and flood protection. Its dam is 403.6 metres long and 12.6 metres high.

Nature and Water

In Klabava, Pod Starým hradem is designated as a natural monument. The Ejpovice water tunnels were completed in 1958 and are 1,500 metres long. One of the water tunnels is used as a waterway supplying a hydroelectric power plant.

History and Culture

The St. Anthony of Padua adit near Klabava was created in 1670 and became the most important source of iron ore for the Klabava ironworks. Starý zámek is the ruin of a medieval watch castle near Klabava railway station, which served to monitor work in the local mines.

The local theatre history is also notable: the amateur theatre ensemble “Mošna” existed in Klabava from 1898 to 1964 and performed in many places throughout the district. The traditional Klabava Day celebration was scheduled for 8 August 2026 at the community centre of the municipal office; Brontosauři revival and Katapult Revival were due to play for dancing and listening.

Places in the Surrounding Area

Radyně, a mountain, is located in the vicinity of Klabava. Svatý Martin, a church, is also nearby. The Plzen Barholomaeus Cathedral church is also located in the vicinity of Klabava.

In the immediate vicinity of Klabava are Hradiště [Dýšina], a hill, and Ostrý kámen [Dýšina], also a hill. In the wider regional surroundings of Klabava are Hřeben, a mountain, Zřícenina Valdek, a ruin, and U Svatého Petra, a church.

Getting There

Klabava can be reached by car and by train.

Other places: Kamenec, Mýto V Čechách, Březina U Rokycan, Líšná, Kornatice, Smědčice, Mlečice, Dobriv

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Rokycany.