Řemíčov: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Řemíčov is closely linked to the history of silver mining. The first written mention of the village dates back to 1456. Silver ore mining began in its surroundings under František Küenburg in the mid-18th century. Between 1757 and 1762, the Küenburgs extracted 2,713 kg of pure silver from the Řemíčov mines.

History of Silver Mining

Several traces of this mining history are associated with specific places. The Leopoldova štola adit was opened in Řemíčov near house no. 1. A marble plaque on house no. 1 commemorates the silver works established there in 1751. House no. 1 originally served as the residence of the mining official in charge, as accommodation for miners, and for other operational purposes related to mining.

South of Řemíčov, the Sv. Trojice štola adit was established at the site where the mining settlement of Starý Cech was later founded.

Paths and Routes

The Stříbrná osmička educational trail passes through Řemíčov. It is approximately 50 km long and is also suitable for cyclists. A green-marked hiking trail also runs through Řemíčov, continuing via Mladá Vožice, Pavlov, Staniměřice, and Smilovy Hory.

Cycle route no. 1177 runs through Řemíčov and continues via Louňovice pod Blaníkem, Předbořice, Kamberk, Skrýšov, Šebířov, Mladá Vožice, Stará Vožice, Hlasivo, Ratibořice, Jeníčkova Lhota, Čekanice, and Tábor. The route is 32 km long and has a moderate difficulty level.

Landscape and Places

The surroundings of Řemíčov feature a South Bohemian landscape with fields, pastures, copses, and larger areas of woodland. There is a chapel in the Buková district of Řemíčov; the district is also home to a memorial oak.

Other places: Radkov, Dolní Hořice, Radětice, Běleč U Mladé Vožice, Radimovice U Želče, Revnov, Horusice, Katov

To the main travel overview: Okres Tábor.