Radslavice: Zelená Hora and Routes

Radslavice near Vyškov lies on the lower slopes of the Drahanská vrchovina highlands. The Zelená Hora archaeological site, memorials, and a marked cycling route give this small village a clear appeal for visitors.

Zelená Hora and the Village’s History

• The Zelená Hora hillfort is an important archaeological site in the cadastral area of Radslavice u Vyškova.
• The Zelená Hora hillfort is a 1.1-hectare prehistoric fortified settlement on a triangular spur above the Pustiměřský potok, fortified with a rampart and a ditch.
• A stone castle was built at the Zelená Hora hillfort in the mid-13th century and was probably abandoned as early as the 14th century.
• Finds indicate Bronze Age settlements at the site of Radslavice.
• Radslavice has memorials to those who fell in the First and Second World Wars.
• Radslavice is a linear village stretching along the lower slopes of the Drahanská vrchovina highlands.

Routes and Public Spaces

• The surrounding countryside of Radslavice is suitable for walks in every season.
• A marked local cycling route from Vyškov to the reservoir and Plumlov Castle runs along the southeastern edge of Radslavice.
• A bell tower stands in one part of Radslavice.
• Radslavice’s cultural centre has 150 seats and is used for balls, entertainment events, and carnival celebrations.

Choose Suitable Accommodation

Some of the surrounding woodland is part of a military area; going for a walk does not mean you have free access to every area. The cycling route skirts the southeastern edge of the village and leads to other destinations, rather than passing only through the village centre. Check the route, access, and the accommodation’s actual address.

For regional context: Vyškov District.