Radotin: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Radotín lies on the left bank of the Berounka and on the border between Český kras and the Prague Basin. The area is located at the confluence of the Radotínský potok and the Berounka – a geographical setting where river landscapes and geological features lie closely together.

Nature and Trails

The Radotín Educational Trail runs for 11 kilometres, includes 18 stations and has an elevation difference of 330 metres. In 2026, it was extended between points 1 and 10 by 19 interactive stations.

The Radotínské skály are among the prominent natural areas. They are a protected geological site with an exposed profile of Palaeozoic sediments and rock-steppe communities. The rocks also include fossil sites with brachiopods, bivalves, gastropods, cephalopods, trilobites and graptolites.

The Radotínské údolí Nature Reserve is freely accessible to the public without restrictions. The easiest access is via the red hiking trail along the Radotínský potok from Cikánka (Maškův mlýn) via Řeporyj in the direction of Choteč.

There are also several islands in the vicinity of Radotín: Veslařský ostrov, Střelecký ostrov and Velké Benátky. Doutnáč is a mountain in the wider regional surroundings of Radotín.

Culture and Surroundings

The Kulturně komunitní centrum Koruna offers educational, cultural, community and exercise activities for all age groups. The centre includes a large courtyard with a stage and pavilion for outdoor activities.

In the vicinity of Radotín are Palác Kinských and The Golz-Kinsky Palace, both palaces, as well as Galerie Rudolfinum as a museum and Letohrádek královny Anny as a château.

Local Life

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

Other Locality Pages

Other locality pages: Komořany, Stodůlky, Dolni Chabry, Čimice, Prague 5, Cakovice, Zbraslav, Jinonice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Prague.