Discover Radotín

Radotín lies on the left bank of the Berounka and on the boundary between the Český kras and the Prague Basin. The confluence also shapes its character: this is where the Radotínský potok meets the Berounka. For planning your trip, the town combines nature experiences, hiking trails, cultural attractions and destinations in the surrounding area.

Nature between Rocks and River

The Radotínské skály are a protected geological locality. Their exposed profile of Palaeozoic sediments and the rock-steppe communities found there give the landscape a distinctive natural-history character. Fossil sites include brachiopods, bivalves, gastropods, cephalopods, trilobites and graptolites. Those who want to look more closely while travelling will therefore find not only rocks here, but also traces of various geological eras.

The Radotínské údolí Nature Reserve is freely accessible to the public without restriction. The easiest access is via the red hiking trail along the Radotínský potok from Cikánka (Maškův mlýn), through Řeporyj, towards Choteč. This precise route provides clear orientation if you plan to include the natural area in your stay.

Hiking with Clearly Defined Stages

The Naučná stezka Radotín has 18 stations, is 11 kilometres long and has an elevation gain of 330 metres. In 2026, it was extended by 19 interactive stations between points 1 and 10. Those who want to experience the interactive stations specifically should follow the section between points 1 and 10 of the educational trail in Radotín.

Cultural Activities for Different Age Groups

The Kulturně komunitní centrum Koruna offers educational, cultural, community and exercise activities for all age groups. The centre also includes a large courtyard with a stage and pavilion for outdoor activities. This versatile meeting place thus complements the natural-history attractions with a cultural offering that can appeal to different interests within a travel group.

Palaces, a Museum and Islands in the Surrounding Area

Several cultural destinations with different names and functions are located around Radotín: Palác Kinských and The Golz-Kinsky Palace are palaces, Galerie Rudolfinum is a museum, and Letohrádek královny Anny is a château. The islands of Veslařský ostrov, Střelecký ostrov and Velké Benátky are also located in the surrounding area. Doutnáč is a mountain in the wider regional vicinity of Radotín and expands the selection with a destination outside the immediate surroundings of the town.

A Local Market Event

At Havelské posvícení 2025, the market offered homemade jams, cheese, sausages, honey and baked specialities.

Choose Accommodation According to Your Travel Plan

If you are looking for accommodation in Radotín, you can first decide whether your days will focus mainly on the educational trail and protected landscapes, the cultural centre or destinations in the surrounding area. This allows you to take your desired mix of nature, activity, culture and regional discoveries into account when choosing the location.

For additional destinations, you can also visit Nusle, Prague 5, Sobín, Kunratice, Podolí, Dejvice, Dáblice and Prague 4.

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