Radvanov: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Radvanov has several notable landmarks: the late Baroque château with its garden and park, the ruins of a windmill on Větrák, and an undeveloped green wedge of the Bacha floodplain with a pond. There are also winter sports areas, hiking trails, and the final section of the “Na konci světa” route.

Culture and History

Radvanov Château was built in the first half of the 18th century in the late Baroque style, with a garden and a park. In 1936, a bronze memorial plaque commemorating Jan Jeník z Bratřic was set into the façade of the château.

Radvanov Château is used for cultural events such as concerts and art exhibitions organized by the family. Sporting activities take place in the château park, including an annual tennis tournament.

Nature and Landscape

An undeveloped green wedge of the Bacha floodplain with a pond remains preserved in the eastern part of the Radvanov settlement.

The ruins of a windmill are located in a wooded area on Větrák hill above Radvanov. They are accessible year-round; the surrounding area and the ruins themselves are not maintained. In clear weather, Větrák offers views towards Miličín, Vamberk, Malý Blaník, Velký Blaník, and Mladá Vožice.

Winter Sports

The Horní Kouty–Radvánov ski area has a ski school and on-site refreshments. The Radvánov ski area in Horní Kouty has two ski lifts and downhill slopes. The Radvánov ski area offers a 760-metre blue ski run and a 660-metre red ski run.

Routes

The final section of the “Na konci světa” route passes through Radvanov; it then returns to Mladá Vožice. The blue hiking trail leads from Blatnice past Radvánov and continues via Hadí hora, Janov, Pavlov, and Mladá Vožice. The yellow hiking trail leads from Rodná to Radvanov, where it connects to the blue hiking trail.

More local pages: Vlastiboř, Radkov, Bezerovice, Myslkovice, Vresná, Skrýchov U Malšic, Běleč U Mladé Vožice, Drachov.

To the higher-level travel overview: Tábor District.