Chuderov: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Chuderov lies within the České středohoří Protected Landscape Area. Specific features of the village and its surroundings include marked trails, viewpoints, mountains and historic buildings.

Nature and Trails

The Chuderov Circuits include a 4 km extension of the blue-marked hiking trail from Žežice to the Vladimír Horák Viewpoint. Along the route from Radešín, there is a tourist shelter. The summit of Radešín can be reached from four directions: from Chuderov, Sovolusky, Radešín and Chuderovec. Radešín, above Chuderovec, is 552 m high and consists of trachyte.

A prehistoric hillfort once stood on Radešín.

Views and Landscape

From Zámecký vrch, there are views of the Elbe Valley and the peaks of the České středohoří. The Vyhlídka na zelené viewpoint is located on a green-marked trail above Chuderovec and offers views towards the ridge of the Ore Mountains as well as the northern part of Ústí nad Labem.

The mountains Kozí vrch, Glaberův vrch, Trpasličí kameny and Deblík are located in the vicinity of Chuderov.

History and Architectural Heritage

Hrad Střekov Castle is located in the vicinity of Chuderov, as is the ruin of Hrad Kysperk Castle. Kostel Nanebevzetí Panny Marie Church is located near Chuderov. ZOO Ústí nad Labem Park is also located nearby.

At the beginning of the 14th century, a wooden fortified structure stood on Zámecký vrch; it was burned down in 1348. Zámecký vrch can be reached via the road between Chuderovec and Arnultovice.

The single-nave Church of St. Martin in Chuderov has a polygonally closed, set-back chancel, a gabled roof over the nave and a hipped roof over the chancel with a roof turret.

Other Places

Other places: Ryjice, Chlumec U Chabařovic, Habrovany, Přestanov, Velké Chvojno, Trmice, Petrovice u Chabařovic, Povrly.

To the higher-level travel overview: Ústí nad Labem District.