📜 A historic archeopark featuring a reconstructed tower and ramparts, built on the site of a 10th-century Přemyslid castle hillfort.
🔍 Explore an authentic reconstruction of a medieval watchtower with panoramic views of Netolice and the Šumava mountains.
🏰 Discover an authentic reconstruction of a medieval hillfort, built with traditional historical techniques
🏞️ Enjoy beautiful panoramic views of Netolice, Lhenice, and the Blanský les from the 8-meter-high tower
🚶♀️ Freely accessible main route through the acropolis
👨👩👧👦 Suitable for families and history enthusiasts
📚 Explore a structured and educational site with dedicated operating rules and learning materials
🌳 See the profile of a 10th-century embankment, reconstructed supporting wall with a chamber rampart, palisade, and remains of an old castle gate
🚧 Archeopark project is unfinished and not planned for further development
🐕🦺 Most of the park area is used by a cynological (dog training) club, limiting general access for dogs
⚠️ The eastern part of the staircase to the Archeopark is closed for safety reasons, with access only from one side
🌲 Views to the east and north are limited due to nearby vegetation
⏰ The viewing tower is open seasonally:
🗓️ May 1–30: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
🗓️ June 1–September 30: 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
🗓️ October 1–31: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
🚫 Closed from November 1 to April 30
⏳ Plan for approximately 2 hours for your visit
💰 Entry to the viewing tower and archeopark is free.
🗺️ Located on a rocky promontory above the Rapačov stream, about 1 km east of Netolice center.
🚶♀️ Easiest access is past the House of Peaceful Old Age (senior citizens' home), across a bridge, along the stream, and via an asphalt road to the allotment garden colony (approx. 600m from St. Wenceslas church).
🌲 Follow the green marked tourist trail (TZT) from Mírové náměstí (less than 1km, 20m elevation).
Free parking is available near St. Wenceslas Church or on Jánská Street.
🏛️ Operated by the City of Netolice, and associated with the Museum JUDr. Otakara Kudrny in Netolice.