Račiněves: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Culture and townscape

In the centre of Račiněves, the complex of the Church of Saint Havel is a distinctive urban feature. The church itself is a valuable medieval sacred building dating from the end of the 15th century. As a cultural monument, it is registered under ÚSKP number 28108/5-2242 and has been protected as a listed monument since 3 May 1958.

About 1 km east of Račiněves, on a gently sloping hill near sand pits and adjacent fields, lies the Kavčina archaeological site. It comprises a cult area, a settlement and a burial ground.

Animals and events

At Pecharův ranč, 16 horses currently graze or are housed in paddocks with shelters. There are also Dutch goats, four Rhodesian Ridgebacks, Göttingen pigs, rabbits and other animals. The ranch is part of the “horse trail”; it includes a rescue station as well as facilities for riders and their horses.

The ranch has a covered log-cabin restaurant with a fireplace. It also offers facilities for equestrian events, children’s programmes, school trips and children’s birthday parties. Horses can be accommodated in paddocks or stalls; riders can spend the night in a cabin directly in the horse paddock.

Local events also have their own distinctive character: Myslivecká společnost Račiněves organises a traditional hunting ball and a shooting competition.

Town centre and transport

The centre of Račiněves is called Ohrada. There is a small park with benches and several play features for children. Račiněves also has a municipal restaurant offering dining facilities.

Several bus routes run through Račiněves. The bus connections mentioned include Roudnice n.L.–Libochovice, Louny–Roudnice n.L.–Mělník–Mladá Boleslav and Roudnice–Velvary. The D8 motorway interchange is approximately 2 km from Račiněves.

Other local pages

Martiněves, Drahobuz, Jenčice, Vlastislav, Terezín, Litoměřice-Město, Kundratice, Nové Dvory U Doksan

For the higher-level travel overview: Okres Litoměřice.