Discover Horní Radouň

Horní Radouň combines a compact local history with a landscape that can be explored along a cycling route and on an excursion to the nearby summit of Najdecké čihadlo. If you would like to bring culture, activity, and nature together when planning your stay, you will find several specific points of interest here: a museum in the town center, a distinctive chapel, a designated cycling route, and a summit at 692 m above sea level.

Museum and Sacred Buildings in the Town

The Museum of Motorcycles and Bicycles is located in Horní Radouň in the former municipal school in the town center. Its collection includes around 80 motorcycles. On display are motorcycles from fifteen Czechoslovak manufacturers as well as motorcycles from abroad. The museum therefore offers a clearly defined cultural focus for anyone who wants to explore the history of technology not only in large cities but also in smaller towns.

The Chapel of Saint John of Nepomuk is part of the local architectural history. It is a plastered brick building with a square floor plan and dates from the first quarter of the 19th century. Its polygonal bell tower with a dome is particularly striking. The chapel in Bukovka provides another independent point of reference: in 2019, neither its consecration nor its builder was known. Both references offer different ways of approaching the region’s sacred and local history, without requiring you to focus on a single topic.

Cycling Route and Landscape Around Horní Radouň

Cycling route 1239 passes through Horní Radouň. Its route runs from Červená Lhota Chateau via Horní Radouň to Žirovnice Chateau. This means that for your planning, not only the town itself is of interest, but also the connection between two chateaus via a route that passes through Horní Radouň. You can therefore consider the cultural destinations and the connection with the town as related points of orientation, without assuming any additional distances or travel times.

Najdecké čihadlo, the highest summit in the surrounding area, is located near Horní Radouň and reaches 692 m above sea level. The summit complements the cultural destinations with a landscape-related point of reference. Anyone weighing local history, cycling, and nature experiences when choosing a place to stay thus has three different themes to take into account when planning the rest of the trip.

Further Orientation Information

Štěpán Smejkal is listed as the contact for the Čihadlo ski school at 607 067 760. This specific reference adds a winter-related point of contact to the other information without anticipating any statements about opening hours, services, or current conditions.

Other places you can discover on the portal include Domanín U Třeboně, Rosička U Deštné, Hamr, Horní Skrýchov, Studená U Telče, Budíškovice, Dolní Žďár, and Březina U Deštné.

For the broader travel overview: Jindřichův Hradec District.